Detected species, and date and time of detection were recorded for each picture taken.
This difference is independent of histological subtype or time of detection, with the majority of basal carcinomas detected in the early stages of breast cancer.
One would not know whether the cases detected had localized disease at the time of detection.
They estimated the time of detection and the overhead of collaborative watchdog approach for detecting one selfish node.
A leprosy patient detected with leprosy-related disability at the time of detection in the field survey was defined as prevalence of disability.
For escape trials, the onset of the pause can be used to determine time of detection.
Authorities said at the time of detection that signals can fluctuate based on the age of batteries and ocean conditions.
More than 80percentt of cases are advanced by the time of detection, and only about 25percentt of those patients survive five years or more.
First is the fact that since mammography has become widely used, tumor size at the time of detection has declined and so has the death rate from breast cancer.
The cancers were deemed potentially curable at the time of detection in all 11 patients who were compliant with the surveillance program, but one patient who was lost to follow-up returned 10 years later with an unresectable tumor.
The time of detection of the three tested species was reduced and the further affected animals can be diagnosed in a rapid fraction of time.
