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With detection limits getting lower and lower, it becomes possible to detect cancer before it enters its later stages and save patient lives using this technology.

Via a stress based interaction criterion it becomes possible to detect delamination in the adherends.

The bacteria are decorated with silver nanoparticles, so it becomes possible to detect individual bacterial cells one by one, i.e., perform electrochemical counting, due to silver oxidation on a working microelectrode (UME) biased at an appropriate dc potential.

Whenever there is more than one true variant within a haplotype under consideration, it becomes possible to detect SNVs with population frequencies below the error rate of the sequencing technology.

By comparing subsequent studies with the baseline study, it becomes possible to detect with more confidence tumour recurrences or treatment complications, and this at an earlier stage than is possible with clinical follow-up alone (Fig. 5).

As reported recently (T. Toraya, T. Kida, A. Kuyama, S. Matsuda, S. Tanaka, Y. Komatsu, T. Tsurukai, Biochem. Biophys. Res. Commun. 485 (2017) 41 46), it became possible to detect unknown 1-MeAde binders of starfish oocytes by immunophotoaffinity labeling, i.e., photoaffinity labeling combined with immunochemical detection.

Only recently has it become possible to detect fungal activity on the basis of transcript-level gene expression.

Since the transported substrate was concentrated in a tiny volume (1 aL–1 pL), it became possible to detect the activity of single transporters.

In humans, it is widely accepted that only after the introduction of positron emission tomography (PET) and functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) did it become possible to detect cerebellar activation noninvasively during natural movements (reviewed by [ 23]).

For the first time, researchers have found genetic material from uterine or ovarian cancers in Pap smears, meaning that it may become possible to detect three diseases with just one routine test.

With UV transparent and more sensitive optics (e.g. larger aperture or deeper CCD cooling), it may become possible to detect much weaker signals such as the Cerenkov luminescence emitted by PET tracers [32].