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We evaluated the benefit of ultraviolet light compared to white light for detecting minor anogenital injuries and scars, following consensual sexual intercourse among adult volunteers.

Observers registered their specialty, years of training in that specialty and country of origin, optimised monitor settings (contrast/brightness) and ambient light for detecting subtle grey scale differences with an "SMPTE" test (Society of Motion Picture Television Engineers), on the study website.

This study aimed to enhance, spatiotemporally, time-series DMSP/OLS nighttime light (NTL) data for detecting large-scale urban changes.

Therefore, the overall behavioral profile exhibited under high level 500-Lux light appeared optimal for detecting anxiolytic-like drug effects as the gerbils spent less time in the open arm, made fewer open arm entries and more stretch-attend postures, thus providing the largest window for measuring anxiolytic-like activity.

We assessed the accuracy of the traffic light system only for detecting serious bacterial infections and thus did not explore the full potential of this clinical tool.

The mexameter is equipped with LED (light emitting diode) light sources and a silicon diode detector for detecting reflected light from skin.

In this paper double-integrating-sphere in illumination-mode combined with collimator was adopted to design a simulated generator of infinite target in order to provide four different level light stresses environment needed for detecting the adaptability for low-light-level sight.

It provided a He flux for detecting light elements and global detection from Na to U. It is equipped with four sizes of probe collimators (3 × 3 mm/1.2 × 1.2 mm/0.5 × 0.5 mm and 0.2 × 0.2 mm).

Modern methods for detecting light are based on the response of materials to individual photons.

But surprisingly, neither of them is the body's primary tool for detecting light and darkness and synchronizing our circadian clocks.

Many flagellate green algae possess a single specialized optical device, the eyespot apparatus, for detecting light direction and intensity.