The phrase "adequacy to detect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or effectiveness of a method or tool in identifying or recognizing something.
Example: "The adequacy to detect anomalies in the data is crucial for ensuring the integrity of the analysis."
Alternatives: "sufficiency for detection" or "effectiveness in identifying".
Repeated and careful evaluations are indicated to ensure interface adequacy and to detect cutaneous injuries and facial deformities.
An internal control PCR specific for the human RNAseP gene was used to monitor sample adequacy and to detect the presence of PCR inhibitors (22 ).
As seen in previous studies (Belinsky et al, 2005, 2006), no association was observed between adequacy and our ability to detect gene methylation.
Methodological issues commonly presenting problems in evaluation of these data include assessment of the adequacy of environmental exposures, particularly in regard to fiber identification, distribution, and concentration over the duration of exposure, and the adequacy of study design to detect health effects (disease frequency, latency, and cohort size).
A brief description of each type of information is given below, followed by a discussion of the adequacy of traditional toxicology testing to detect potentially novel forms of toxicity from nanoparticles.
Detection of MG was performed using the extracted DNA amplified by real-time PCR targeting a 517 bp region of the 16 S rRNA gene [ 14] and human beta-globin was used as a measure of sample adequacy as an internal control to detect the presence of possible inhibitors [ 15].
This article reports the results from a multi-center prospective observational clinical trial involving asymptomatic women designed to evaluate fluid production, adequacy, safety, patient acceptance and ability to detect atypical breast epithelial cells.
The adequacy of the sample size, or the 'sample power', to detect an effect or difference can often be estimated a priori using statistical power analyses or alternative Bayesian approaches [6].
Thus, we have adequate power to detect moderate to large correlations between nutritional adequacy and site averaged barrier scores.
A multivariate analysis using logistic regression was performed after ensuring the adequacy of our data using the Hosmer and Lemeshow test, to detect any association between EF at baseline and cardiovascular risk factors (Baseline Ejection Fraction was the dependent variable).
