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They respond very strongly to a magnetic field, allowing researchers to safely detect a small mass deep inside the body.

Finally, we show how the problem can be solved using a general control architecture based on the use of special kind of diagnoser, called "diagnosing controller", which is used to safely detect faults and to switch between the nominal control policy and a bank of reconfigured control policies.

AutoX's high-resolution camera sensing enables the AI to safely detect small objects such as kids and pets, and see farther ahead for longer distance compared to other autonomous driving technologies that heavily rely on LiDAR". As cars become more autonomous, exterior and interior design innovations become more necessary.

For example, laboratory capability to safely detect this virus should be evaluated.

A new research advance in MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) technology can safely detect molecules called free radicals, which are associated with traumatic brain injury.

After exposure of such powders to humid air for 6 h, the new method already can detect a statistical significant decrease in molar equivalents of two NHS esters of mPEG5k, but neither TLC analysis nor the classical spectrophotometric method based on NHS absorbance upon reaction with ammonia can safely detect hydrolysis of the two NHS esters of mPEG5k (data not given).

In one such event, a component incorrectly issued, but safely detected prior to transfusion, focused attention on multitasking's contribution to laboratory error.

The fully coupled thermo-mechanical analysis safely detects failure-prone locations, and allows design improvements prior to the physical realization of assembly prototypes.

Our study provides the first unequivocal evidence that AHFV is a tickborne flavivirus, confirms previous phylogenetic analysis linking human AHFV isolates to a tick source, and shows the value of molecular techniques in rapidly and safely detecting arboviral activity in local arthropod fauna.

This suggests that the risk of incident high grade disease in women with low grade abnormal cytology in the NHS cervical screening programmes and grade I neoplasia on punch biopsy is relatively low and that most cases will be safely detected (and treated) during routine follow-up.

Thanks to the relatively low power, excitation lasers could be safely employed to detect hemozoin without any sample damage.