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Finally, low-frequency variants (MAF<5%) on GWA chips are too scarce to detect accumulations of minor alleles, and thus RVT1 and RVT2 have minimal power to identify rare variant associations with this type of data.

As the information on quail genes available in the public databases was scarce, to detect SNP in quail we opted to choose primers from chicken Expressed Sequence Tags (EST) with the understanding that the two species are closely related and, therefore, have highly conserved genes.

This structure, called the tapetum lucidum (Latin for "bright tapestry"), gives the eye's light-sensitive neurons a second chance to detect scarce photons in low-light conditions.

This facilitated the ability to detect scarce numbers of viral genomes in overwhelming amounts of cellular DNA.

A causal link between cardiac infection and pathology has been difficult to establish because of a lack of robust methods to detect scarce, focally distributed parasites within tissues.

Ultrasound (US) can rapidly identify abnormal signs, which in high prevalence settings, will be highly suggestive of EPTB [7, 8], but trained sonographers are scarce in resource-limited settings to detect these findings.

Nevertheless, the kon half-time of ∼30 min is sufficient for many in vitro applications and for monitoring cellular processes that occur on a time scale of minutes to hours, and especially when one needs to detect a scarce analyte, in which case a slow off rate is desirable for signal integration.

However, reports on the use of ROTEM to detect a hypercoagulable state are scarce.

However, studies reporting bio-inspired sensors able to detect minimal amounts of pheromones are still scarce.

The reason for their dark plumage is unknown, but it has been suggested that in tropical areas, where food resources are scarce, the less conspicuous colouration makes it harder for other noddies to detect a feeding bird.

It is a challenging job to detect the CTCs in the peripheral blood since the CTCs are extremely scarce (just a few CTCs mixed with the approximately 10 million leukocytes and 5 billion erythrocytes in 1 ml of blood) [6].