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• Thus symptoms are easily detectible and mostly harmless.
• It seems to suggest that 7.08 of the patients with gastric adenocarcinoma had detectible levels of EBV in their stomachs.
• OxyChem, in conjunction with the Texas Health Department, sent blood samples from townspeople complaining of ailments to a specialist in Sweden, who reported no detectible exposure to butadiene.
• Yet for all the flashbulb excitement, there was a bizarre cast to the event, an anxiety detectible by anyone who has followed the fortunes of a seemingly unassailable firm.
• I was in a Virginia K Mart last week and the only detectible emotion was relief that the Americans were safe, not determination to look harder for more expensive consumer goods.
• Britain requires calcium to be added to the water, Coke said then, adding that it is not added to U . S . Dasani and recent testing by an independent lab indicated no detectible bromate levels.
• Kathy Gill, a spokeswoman for the Northwest Pulp and Paper Association, noted that all pulp mills on the Columbia River have reduced dioxin emissions in their wastewater in the past five years to non-detectible levels to meet state and federal requirements.
• Export items with both military and civilian applications " may not be readily detectible, and a country seeking to build up its military capabilities may acquire dual-use goods from a variety of sources for ostensibly civilian purposes without arousing international suspicions ."
• The rapid tests would look for the abnormal protein that causes BSE . These tests work by removing proteins that are not the abnormal one, and then adding chemicals which bind to the BSE protein, producing a detectible change such as a difference in color.
• A 2002 study by Katz, Cardiff, et al ., reported the number of Canadians using U . S . services to be " barely detectible relative to the use of care by Canadians at home " and that the results " do not support the widespread perception that Canadian residents seek care extensively in the United States ."
• Need " some " clearly detectible change to occur, and the clearer the change and the more abruptly it occurs, the easier to detect reliably . " Colorless ?! colored " is easy, " blue ?! green " is harder; " precipitate starts to form " is easy, " no more precipitate forms " is hard; etc . DMacks 21 : 44, 2 May 2007 ( UTC)