The phrase "ability to detect weak" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It can be used in contexts discussing the capacity to identify weaknesses, but it needs additional context or completion to be fully understandable.
Example: "The software's ability to detect weak signals is crucial for improving communication quality."
Alternatives: "capacity to identify weaknesses" or "skill in recognizing vulnerabilities."
The other line led to land vertebrates — including us — that have lost the ability to detect weak electrical currents without calling the electrician.
However, MII probes cause discomfort, which alters patients' regular activities, whereas the pH-sensing capsule lacks the ability to detect weak or nonacid episodes, misses reflux episodes with similar pH values, and has a limited sampling rate and battery life.
In general, shadings that result in narrower main lobes (better resolution) have higher peak side lobes (poorer ability to detect weak signals) and vice versa.
If you need higher imaging rates or the ability to detect weak fluorescent signals, says Richardson, "you could be going from a $2,000 camera to a $20,000 or $30,000 one".
It is noted that the ordered SnO x nanopore films with lower x value possess more excellent ability to detect weak UV light, which could be attributed to the higher concentration of the oxygen vacancies in this SnO x films.
In addition, it has the ability to detect weak interactions and to map specific protein residues affected by ligand binding.
Nearly all species have some ability to detect light.
The variability of gamma-ray and neutron background during the operation of a mobile detector system greatly limits the ability of the system to detect weak radiological and nuclear threats.
The top 10% of the sites predicted by each of the three methods was compared (this fraction is deliberately set slightly higher than the current estimates of the fraction of the genome under selection, to assess the ability of the methods to detect weak selection or selection on isolated sites).
Much depends on the ability of the genotyping method to detect weak second or third alleles.
The statistical power was however limited to detect weak associations.
