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The large nature of many RRv disease outbreaks, and the generally low level of baseline disease activity in the absence of recognised outbreaks provides conditions that have been associated with the more consistent detection of outbreaks using automated analysis methods [ 24].

Users have reported more consistent detection when not swiping the fingerprint at the exact same points every time.

However, same conclusion explained in Section 3.4 can be drawn on the reasons made the Haar-like detector to be more consistent with its detection results over the entire range of different face decision criterion if compared to the CoLBP detector.

However, some of the single (i.e. ecological groups approach, diversity, richness) and multi-metric methods (i.e. BAT, M-AMBI, NQI) were able to detect such gradients both in transitional and coastal environments, being these multi-metric methods more consistent in the detection than single indices.

A semi nested PCR was performed with primer sets 1 and 2 to assess if this approach would yield more consistent Kirrel3 mRNA detection.

Overall, the more the points reside along the approximation line, the more consistent they are on the behavior detection against two distance metrics.

Improved global breast milk monitoring programs would allow for more consistent data on trends over time, detection of new xenobiotics in breast milk, and identification of disproportionately exposed populations.

The Affymetrix and Agilent data were most similar to each other (e.g., AFRoLe and AG RoLe, indicating that the two microarray platforms were more consistent with each other in terms of detection of differential expression than with MPSS.

Feature detection on these sets individually yields more consistent gradient estimates and allows more robust photon constraints.

However, the detection performance provided by shearlet-based features is more consistent across images.

Male sticklebacks can also be used for the in vivo detection of antiandrogenic activity; female sticklebacks, however, provide more consistent results because of the absence of endogenous androgens.