This dissociation is, in fact, likely to be a cognitive marker for this group, which may lead to a promising application of the combined explicit-implicit cognitive protocol used in this study as a proxy for the less readily available biochemical detection methods for large scale social science research on doping.
Measurement of the serum anti- H. pylori antibody titer is a noninvasive, inexpensive, and readily available method for detection of H. pylori infection.
Development of the whole-genome sequencing and (automatic) annotation services resulted in rapid rise of genomic data readily available for SRE detection and identification purposes (Toth et al., 2003; Pritchard et al., 2012).
Many of these deletions have not been well characterized, and diagnostic tests are not readily available, thus hampering carrier detection, family counseling, and antenatal diagnosis.
Routine urine dipstick urinalysis should be offered to all HIV-infected children since it is cheap, readily available and allows earlier detection of renal impairment.
This fact increases outbreak investigation expense, thus norovirus testing and confirmation should be more readily available to microbiology laboratories enhancing detection of sporadic cases that are now under detected.
The mode of primary cancer detection, a readily available clinical information, can be used as an indicator for screening practice for SPC in cancer survivors.
Despite above-mentioned limitations, our study suggests that the mode of primary cancer detection, a readily available clinical information, can be used as an indicator for screening practice for SPC in cancer survivors.
He also allegedly provided instructions on how to build an AK-47 or AR-15 assault rifle from readily available parts in order to evade detection from authorities.
Detection is a readily available, technically noncomplex test which offers a window on the metastatic process and a refinement of pathologic staging and is worthy of routine consideration.
