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Dr. Walsh said that based on his experience with 2,000 patients who were followed for a decade after surgery, there is about a 95percentt chance that Mr. Kerry's cancer will be undetectable -- with a P.S.A. of zero -- when the test is done 10 years after his operation.

While these lower resolution apps may look a little donky on the large iPad screen, the re-scale will be undetectable on the smaller iPhone screen.

This main cause may be involvement of spread through air spaces (STAS) [8], which will be undetectable by any radiographic estimations.

We're facing a situation where anyone -- a felon, a terrorist -- can open a gun factory in their garage and the weapons they make will be undetectable.

If we assume that mutations that occur in less than 10% of the total cells in the tumor are undetectable in the laboratory, mutations that occur after the fourth cell cycle will be undetectable.

The authors of SMARTPCA use a result obtained by [6] and [7], to conjecture the existence of a phase transition (the Baik, Ben Arous, Péché or BBP transition) below which population structure will be undetectable by PCA [4].

There will always be undetectable disease in the setting of solid organ donation.

These changes will usually be undetectable on a computer monitor and on prints up to 8 by 10 inches.

Scientists still don't know whether the increased radiation received by hundreds of thousands of citizens will cause more cancer (though, even if it does, it will be virtually undetectable, lost in the cancers that forty per cent of us will contract in our lifetimes anyway).

In its locked position it will be virtually undetectable because it hides in plain sight". Kirk Kjellberg, CEO of Minnesota-based company Ideal Conceal, told a local news outlet that he came up with the concept for the pistol after a boy in a restaurant noticed he was carrying a concealed gun.

We did not observe a correlation between the time from NT1 diagnosis and the number or frequency of detected NT1-related CD8+ T-cell populations, but it is possible that most CD8+ T-cell recognition toward hypocretin neurons, will fade over time and be undetectable after 1 year.