Since PMCT in most studies detects large numbers of injuries not seen at autopsy, this imaging method is a good adjunct to autopsy rather that a substitute.
IGF-1 storage in platelets is unclear, with few proteomic studies reporting it to be absent and most literature detecting IGF-1 in platelets [ 19, 25, 26]; however, most studies have detected IGF-1 in PRP [ 27- 29].
Most studies have detected limited or moderate effects [14], [18], [19], which led to intense public debates about the relevance of agri-environment schemes for promoting biodiversity in general [8].
Most of the epidemiological studies detected G. duodenalis on the basis of microscopic examination without employing molecular approach.
Most of the former studies detected the EGFR gene mutation by direct DNA sequencing, which has a sensitivity of only 70%, much lower than the 99% sensitivity of ARMS [ 12, 13].
Most studies that detect eQTLs have been limited to only a few hundred individuals in only a small number of cell types (liver, brain, fibroblasts, monocytes, T cells and lymphoblastoid cell lines) [66,67].
GWAS studies detect most causal variants indirectly, by leveraging linkage disequilibrium (LD) throughout the human genome.
Most studies that have detected drugs with low APIs will refer to them as substandard drugs.
In most studies, correlations are detected by analysing the sensitivity matrix and the Fisher information matrix (FIM) [ 1, 16, 20- 23], from which local confidence regions of parameter solutions can be obtained.
Most studies aiming to detect associations of genetic variation with common complex diseases, e.g. coronary heart disease (CHD) have been performed in populations with a western lifestyle but it is unclear whether associations detected in one geographic group exist also in others.
