Sentence examples for In that detection from inspiring English sources

For most sensing mechanisms, being able to quickly adapt to a steady-state environmental cue is advantageous in that detection can be adjusted to become more sensitive to the changes, rather than absolute amount, of the modulator [20]; this increases the dynamic range of sensing.

Haemoglobinopathies are unique among all genetic diseases in that detection of carriers is possible by haematological and biochemical tests rather than DNA analysis.

Model predictions in this experiment are broadly consistent with the findings in that detection became easier with more coherent tones, and with longer figure intervals.

The mechanism scales in time, in that detection depends on the number of components over time rather than their absolute duration (experiment 3) and can still operate if the object is defined by slowly changing frequency trajectories rather than a fixed set of frequencies (experiment 4).

Alternatively, the degree to which the soil type of the original field-collected seeds expresses a maternal effect may be context-dependent (Miao et al. 1991; Van Zandt and Mopper 2004) in that detection of TGP may require progeny to be grown in both stressful and non-stressful environments.

'Artificial genes will produce proteins that are identical to those in the human body so that detection, in practice, will be impossible.' Simon Eassom, head of Sports Studies at De Montfort University, Leicester, agrees: 'To all intents and purposes, signs of gene-doping are entirely undetectable.' So does this spell the end of sport as we know it?

We hypothesised, based on a prior study of LAM antigen in sputum [28], that detection of LAM antigen in smear negative patients would be diagnostically useful.

In addition, [ 19] demonstrated that detection in the IPMA decreases after 3 4 months post infection, therefore making ELISA a more sensitive test to detect late immune responses.

Advances in science mean that detection and attribution of such attacks are becoming easier.

The work presented by AlEroud et al. [14] is similar to the work presented in this paper in that the detection is composed of two distinct modules.

Lui et al. demonstrate in [31] that anomaly detection can enhance the detection of new, unknown network attacks in an IDS.