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And after the North warned last week that it would now conduct a "higher level" test "targeted" at the United States, Kurt M. Campbell, the assistant secretary of state for East Asia, conceded that "we don't know the kind of test that is anticipated".

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China's 11 January 2007 antisatellite missile test targeted at an aging weather satellite was a visible exercise in muscle-flexing.

Although there is need for some caution [ 52, 53], we believe that developing a point-of-care test targeted at detecting the metabolites and protein mediators of interest identified here holds great promise, as recently found for gene expression mosaics [ 54].

"Omics" technologies (genomics, epigenomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, and metabolomics) and stable isotope techniques (eg, 13C breath tests) targeted at children and their intestinal microbiota will enhance our ability to successfully identify, manage, and prevent this disorder.

Testing targeted at individuals known to be PWID (e.g. identifying PWID through medical records, or offering tests at services for PWID), versus testing targeted at groups at increased risk of being PWID (e.g. specific birth cohorts, homeless populations, prisoners, psychiatric inpatients), or testing targeted more broadly at all risk groups.

Future research is particularly needed about patient and staff satisfaction and cost-effectiveness of current routine care compared with shorter observation periods with or without home-based blood pressure monitoring and/or new point of care tests targeted at assessing placental health.

Several other HPV tests targeting at minimum the 13 high risk HPVs have been clinically evaluated, following the strategy reported by Meijer et al. [ 32], and the absolute as well as the relative accuracy for the detection of CIN2 or worse was very similar to that of Hybrid Capture 2 assay in screening populations [ 21, 22].

Screening by oral glucose tolerance test targeted to populations at risk of diabetes, however, would probably increase the yield and economic efficiency of screening (9).

We have proposed a procedure for the design of test signals targeted at obtaining test coverage in the measurement-based verification of signal processing systems.

Despite the aforementioned efforts to encourage earlier and more frequent HIV testing and targeting at-risk populations, late presentation (presentation with low CD4 count) is unfortunately not a rarity.