The phrase "a significant mean detection" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a statistical analysis context, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The study aimed to achieve a significant mean detection in the data collected from the experiments."
Alternatives: "a notable mean identification" or "a substantial mean analysis".
On screening assessment of peripheral hearing, increasing age was associated (as anticipated) with a significant increase in mean detection threshold at the three highest frequencies tested (2, 3 and 4 kHz).
In the present study, a significant increase in the mean detection threshold for sucrose was observed in diabetics compared to normoglycemics.
The FLD scheme has a mean detection time equal to the maximum time taken by any existing scheme, i.e., the mean detection time of cyclostationary detection.
Expression probes were filtered for a mean detection value > 0.90.
Relative to the healthy control group, there was a significant difference (P < 0.05) in mean detection thresholds at 0.5 kHz for both patient groups (adjusted differences in means from controls: Temporal lobe variant FTLD group = 7.2 dB, Alzheimer's disease group = 4.7 dB); these threshold elevations were small and unlikely to be clinically relevant.
A significant false detection reduction for blotches is 0.1 is a significant cant false detection reduction for blotches.
On the other hand, a significant improvement of detection sensitivity in CE can be successfully obtained by means of sample injection techniques and careful selection of sample matrix and background electrolyte (BGE) composition [ 1– 4].
Large-scale cheating of the sort necessary to finish a bomb, which would require enriching uranium isotopes, would carry a significant risk of detection.
Concerns regarding these networks have long been on the radar of Western intelligence services, and the fact the Paris attacks came to fruition represent a significant failure in detection more than anything else.
