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The results show that hiding in music is less detectable than speech audio signals.

This supports the theory that lung-protective ventilation strategies reduce VILI to a point that a protective effect of HCA is less detectable.

Alternatively, molecular redistributions of ICAM-3 during apoptosis may result in epitope masking such that ICAM-3 is less detectable (via mAbs) rather than being reduced in levels.

The presence of both y5 and y6 as multiple-indicators pushes for use of η3B in both the Figure 1 and Figure 2 models, but the inconsistency of this forced use of η3B (when η3A is required) is less detectable in Figure 1.

The small changes observed (6% decrease, Fig.  10), in contrast to the ~30% increase of the perinuclear compartment fluorescence intensity, may be due to the fact that receptor internalization occurred over most of the cell membrane, and is less detectable compared with the accumulation of the receptors in the perinuclear endosome.

It is less detectable than a standard scan, but may take longer.

"There was a better chance of detecting them, but they were more dangerous — whereas these are less detectable but less dangerous".

Canada is one of eight countries that are helping the United States build the fighter, which will be less detectable by radar than older planes and versatile enough to attack ground targets.

If missiles and other weapons can be recessed into the aircraft structure carried conformally rather than as protrusions the aircraft will be less detectable, and its drag will be reduced as well.

Canada is one of eight countries helping the United States build the fighter, which will be less detectable by radar than older planes and versatile enough to attack ground targets.

While the signature may have been less detectable, nothing else had changed: Serena Williams still dominates women's tennis and I still regard her with the same ecclesiastical reverence of a decade earlier, watching her matches on my computer during classes, reading every article in which she is mentioned.