The phrase "ability to detect reduced" is not entirely clear and may require additional context to be fully understood in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sensing or identifying diminished levels or conditions, such as in scientific or technical discussions.
Example: "The device has the ability to detect reduced levels of pollutants in the air."
Alternatives: "capacity to identify decreased" or "capability to sense diminished".
Additionally, the UI methodologies we tested varied in coverage and ability to detect reduced drug efficacy, thus a combination of UI methodologies is recommended to assess the uncertainty across all scenarios of drug efficacy estimates.
Energy storage in this perennial may have limited our ability to detect reduced tolerance and by testing E. californica over a single season we would have missed any impacts that carried over to subsequent seasons- as has been shown in both theoretical and empirical studies of perennial plants [61], [62].
In addition, three further control vectors were included to assess our ability to detect reduced growth rates in blood stages.
> -wrap-foot> ROC analyses showed that GLS had significantly better ability to detect reduced peak VO2 of <20 mL/kg/min compared with EF, RV strain, and E/ e′.
We confirmed our ability to detect reduced FST immobility in an independent cohort of rats using an established subchronic administration of the antidepressant imipramine, which significantly reduced immobility times (104 ± 3.2 s, mean ± SEM) compared with rats injected with vehicle (185.7 ± 19.8 s; n = 3 rats/treatment group; Student's t test p = 0.014).
The fact that individuals' ability to detect breeding habitats was reduced when program staff instead of local leaders recruited CORPs emphasizes the need to enforce the policy of local government ownership and control of the recruitment process.
At the end of a day's reporting, they found reduced ability to focus, increased symptoms of fatigue and oculomotor strain, and reduced ability to detect fractures.
An Underrecognized Problem While reliable statistics are hard to come by, several million Americans are thought to suffer from the major smell disorders: hyposmia, a reduced ability to detect certain odors; anosmia, an inability to detect any odors at all; or dysosmia, in which pleasant odors can smell foul or vice versa.
Thus, individuals with the W190 polymorphism may display a reduced ability to detect certain formyl peptides.
The reporter phage displays species specificity by its inability, or significantly reduced ability, to detect members of the closely related Bacillus cereus group and other common bacterial pathogens.
However, resequencing arrays have reduced ability to detect small deletions and insertions, which constitute ∼24% of disease-causing mutations in the Human Gene Mutation Database [27].
