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Additionally, morphine-tolerant C57BL/6J mice, but not 129P3/J mice, exhibited a large increase in the frequency of tail flicks during the first second following the baseline nociceptive response which may facilitate detection of the response during the tolerant state.

The use of soil penetrometer resistance with soil ECa measurements may facilitate detection of changes in soil bulk density and soil water content due to compaction, natural variations in soil texture and possible effects of added organic amendments on soil salinity, soil bulk density or soil water content.

A larger number of control genes may facilitate detection of small changes in expression levels of the gene of interest.

As noted above, visual display of syntenic mapping for several strains may facilitate detection of a new insertion as a new contig break (Fig. 4) and, if so, one can then use CoGe's tool GEvo for high resolution sequence comparison of the region in multiple strains to determine precisely where the insertion has occurred, although not what has caused it.

Western analysis of subcellular fractions may facilitate detection of prolactin from cell lysates.

Measurement of the RNFL may facilitate detection of signs of damage before disc or visual field changes and therefore identifies a subgroup that should receive more aggressive treatment [ 7].

Moderate resolution satellite imagery may not facilitate detection of individual species, but imaging spectroscopy provides a basis to estimate the potential distribution of particular taxa based on assemblages associated with foliar traits that can be derived from imaging spectroscopy.

By establishing these baseline patterns through regular electronic surveillance, we aim to build capacity to detect changes that may facilitate early detection of changing risks for emerging infectious diseases.

12 Moreover, near-infrared dyes have an improved detection sensitivity and tissue penetration, which may facilitate the detection of a sentinel node and its afferent lymphatic duct.

Point of care (POC) whole blood lactate testing may facilitate rapid detection of sepsis.

In the MOLE 2.0 GUI, a user can select and change the channel end points, which may facilitate the detection of complex channels and pores.