On the other hand, there were no reports on detecting CA IX in body fluids of cancer patients.
In the past, most reports on detecting DNase II activity of various animal samples were based on in vitro assays [ 29, 31– 33] and only in a few papers from Didenko's laboratory were assays done in vivo [ 22– 25].
Most reports on detecting CMV DNA by real-time PCR have used 'in-house' assays with variable primers for the same gene or different genes (e.g. the immediate early CMV gene or the CMV DNA polymerase gene), making it difficult to extrapolate results from one institution to another [ 21, 27]. Assay sensitivity varies greatly depending on the methodology used.
And short-time Fourier transform (STFT) is also applied in the detection algorithm[9, 10], But there are only a few reports on detecting and identifying multi-stationary human targets.
This approach focuses on detecting and reporting events with geolocalization.
In the United States, foodborne outbreaks were more likely to be reported because surveillance may be focused on detecting foodborne outbreaks (3 ).
Although a variety of serological assays was reported in diagnosis of ALA based on detecting circulating antibodies i.e. IHA, latex agglutination, indirect immunofluorescence, counter-immunoelectrophoresis, gel diffusion, complement fixation and ELISA; IHA and ELISA are still the preferred choices [ 22].
However, though the importance of the uncut problem in pocketing has long been recognized there have been few reported investigations on detecting and removing uncut regions.
Interestingly, there are several reports on prenatally detected PTT on ultrasound, but the implications of this are unclear at present [ 2, 20, 24, 38, 45].
Quarterly reports on cases detected and treatment outcomes from the woredas are gathered at the zonal level and sent to the regional TLCP.
