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This is illustrated in a study of detection and quantification in serum of mutations in the APC gene in patients with colorectal cancer (Diehl et al, 2005).

A stimulation method that could allow control of tactile and nociceptive modalities at the same site would provide insights into the relation between these modalities for instance, by allowing for study of detection thresholds and localization accuracy.

Indeed, a previous study of detection behavior in an operantly conditioned yes/no-type task indicated that ferrets are capable of modifying their decision criterion on a trial-by-trial basis to optimize the reward probability, conditional upon the outcome of the previous trial (Alves-Pinto et al., 2012).

19 We used an estimate of the prevalence of depression among postnatal women six weeks postnatally from a previous systematic review. 2 In the absence of specific data on postnatal depression, we derived the estimate of the probability that depression is detected via routine care at six weeks postnatally from a UK follow-up study of detection rates for depression and anxiety in primary care.

Two onshore geological formations in Norway have been identified as suitable for systematic studies of detection limits for monitoring technologies in a wellcontrolled geological environment.

We have analyzed 8 published studies of detection of KI, WU and MC PyVs in CNS/blood/lymphoid tissue samples of adult patients (Table 1).

Longitudinal studies of detection of oncogenic HPV types and cytologic dysplasia among HIV infected women on HAART indicate that ARV therapy may result in clearance of HPV and regression of low grade lesions [ 21- 23].

This is the first study on detection of this disease by loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP).

The aim of this work is to aid visual behaviour analysis in studies of deception detection.

Although many investigators are using metagenomic sequencing for the purpose of detecting novel IAs, a rigorous empirical study of IA detection level in human tissues is missing.

In the Army study of I.E.D. detection, researchers found that troops who were good at spotting bombs in simulations tended to think of themselves as predators, not prey.