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These were enough dataset to be applied to small scale case studies (the buildings with the similar architectural style, such as brick exterior walls (Dimitrov and Golparvar-Fard 2014) and progress detection of concrete structures (Han and Golparvar-Fard 2015)).

Significant progress in detection of ROS in cells under different conditions has been achieved recently.

This may be because other freezing processes were still in progress, obscuring detection of subsidiary ice formation events, or because the amount of water confined to the gut is too small to be detectable in such small larvae.

Recent progress in the detection of small space objects, at geosynchronous altitudes, through ground-based optical and radar measurements is demonstrated as a viable method.

However, the inability to detect LevT or LevS signals in Western blots using antisera generated against recombinant LevT or LevS fragments has hindered progress toward biochemical detection of interactions between LevQ, -S and -T.

22 In addition, they reviewed the introduction and discussion sections and recorded the described purpose for which accuracy of the screening tool was being assessed (such as screening or identification of new cases, monitoring progress of treatment, detection of relapse).

In recent years, advances in instrumentation have resulted in significant progress in the detection of EDCs, the unambiguous identification of their structures, and the determination of their amount.

35 All 17 systematic reviews and meta-analyses described the purpose of the review as related to determining diagnostic accuracy for new case detection by screening, and none discussed how their results might apply to other uses of depression screening tools (such as monitoring progress of treatment, detection of relapse).

This article investigates the initiatives and progress towards early detection of infants with hearing loss in developing countries against the backdrop of the dearth of epidemiological data from this region.

Taking advantage of recent progress in the detection of rearrangement breakpoints in mammalian chromosomes that allowed us to locate them with a finer precision than obtained before [ 31], we propose some advances on the analysis of their distribution along the human genome relatively to the positions of genes and to the isochore organisation.

Due to the Alzheimer's Disease Neuroimaging Initiative (ADNI) in the US (http://www.adni-info.org/) and similar projects in other countries, a significant progress in early detection of AD with high sensitivity and specificity by imaging techniques and analysis of protein biomarkers in cerebrospinal fluid has been achieved [ 7].