Since mycoplasmas are fastidious bacteria that are difficult to culture and identify and also may suffer phenotypic changes in culture, culture techniques and serological assays are not reliable diagnostic tests for mycoplasmal infection.
Because population may suffer sudden-environmental changes, e.g., rain falls and changes in nutrition or food resources, etc.
As the target appearance may suffer from radical changes along the video sequence, tracking that only uses the two parts mentioned above will suffer from serious drifting problems and easily cause incorrect tracking results.
Patients diagnosed with diabetes mellitus, for example, may suffer from observable change in biomechanical properties and subsequently result in foot ulceration.
Hare makes room for this when he concedes that moral concepts may suffer a sea-change when they are applied at the intuitive and non-critical level.
Second, beyond this systematic effect the different qualities of coaches might lead to the effect that some teams profit whereas other teams may suffer from this change (relative to the average).
The impact of education on behavioural change may suffer if only a small part of the team members are trained instead of the entire health care team [ 35].
Geography-based protocols may suffer since the destination position changes continuously over time.
It is commonly accepted that SLE patients may suffer clinical flares without serological changes [ 9], but in our study, this circumstance could be explained by our small sample size.
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