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Based on this ground truth, Cao and Kot [23] proposed an ensemble manipulation detection framework (i.e., FusionBoost) to detect a range of manipulations on local image patches.

To quantify viral load in the qual-PCR-positive samples, we used SYBR green detection of real-time PCR products able to detect a range of 3 to 100,000 CMV genome copies/105 cells.

A psychologist and former special agent for the F.B.I., she is trained to detect a range of voluntary and involuntary signs that a person is being deceptive by assessing facial action, involuntary microexpressions, body language and more.

GM mice could be created to detect a range of other odours too, she said, for example to diagnose tuberculosis by sniffing compounds on the breath of sick individuals.

Security personnel can thus detect suspicious objects at a glance, and either clear the container for loading or redirect it for close inspection.In trials conducted last year at Brisbane Airport, a prototype was able to detect a range of explosives, drugs and other contraband.

"No olfactory glomeruli and no higher olfactory processing suggests [dragonflies'] ability to detect a range of odors is strongly limited," says neuroscientist Nicholas Strausfeld of the University of Arizona in Tucson, who was not involved with the research.

However, the capacity of this approach to accurately detect a range of striatal DAT levels in the most widely used animal model of PD, i.e., the 1-methyl-4-phenyl-1,2,3,6-tetrahydropyridine (MPTP -treated MPTP -treateds to be determouse.

The sample size of 2008 was calculated to identify a decrease in caesarean birth from 19 to 14% and detect a range of other significant clinical differences.

Advances in chromosomal microarray analysis (CMA) have transformed the microarray into a powerful genome-wide analysis tool able to detect a wide range of aberrations of the human genome in a clinical setting.

Acknowledging the limitations of previous measures of health literacy, Jordan and colleagues [ 28] recently developed the Health Literacy Management System (HeLMS) and Osborne and colleagues [ 24] the Health Literacy Questionnaire (HLQ), designed to detect a wide range of components of health literacy in community settings.

"The one thing we can do well, though, is a lot of amazing analytical chemistry that allows us to detect a huge range of different compounds in a glass of wine.