Last year IBEX produced a mystery of its own, detecting what scientists are calling a ribbon of particles (see illustration) that congregates beyond the termination shock in interstellar space and runs between the current locations of the Voyagers.
While the same Dutch study at the fertility clinic [ 14] found a small and non-significant increase in anxiety score, our own study detected a significant decline.
But when these two pause to address the audience on their own, we detect a genuine fear and confusion that suggests they've been bruised, possibly by each other.
Greene has trained with quarter-milers to increase his reserve strength and, like Boldon, he has become an inveterate watcher of videotape, playing back certain of his races 50 or more times, dissecting his own form, detecting his rivals' strengths and weaknesses.
However, hard coral cover, the most widely used descriptor of coral reef health, was not sufficient on its own to detect subtle indirect effects that occurred down the reef profile.
A remarkably high proportion of the senior attorneys I dealt with were known to be alcoholics my mentor would warn me about them, but I developed a knack of my own for detecting them at the courthouse: perpetually flushed and rashy faces, even before they started yelling at you, and a slow or funny gait.
However, to date, the clinical studies, which have addressed this issue, have been small in size and scope and may not have had sufficient statistical power (on their own) to detect subtle but important effect of these medications on inflammatory indices in the airways.
Dr. Murano said that if the agency had known before the outbreak that Wampler's own tests had detected the more general types of listeria in the plant, "we would have acted".
We also take exception to the statement that the indictment of Red Cross contract workers on fraud charges "did not help the group's reputation," since it was our own people who detected and reported this fraud.
"It could be a very cool thing, especially if you like pizza," said Robert J. Wall, an expert on genetically engineered cattle at the Department of Agriculture in Beltsville, Md .But Dr. Wall, who was not involved in the work, said the Agriculture Department's own surveys had detected mixed reactions on such cows from the dairy industry.
