The phrase "advantages in the detection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive aspects related to the process of detecting something, such as a problem, issue, or phenomenon.
Example: "The new technology offers significant advantages in the detection of early-stage diseases, improving patient outcomes."
Alternatives: "benefits in identifying" or "gains in the discovery".
The use of nanotechnology in bioanalytical devices has special advantages in the detection of toxins of interest in food safety and environmental applications.
Our study indicates that measurement of HbA1c by capillary point-of-care testing could provide considerable advantages in the detection of DM, including immediacy of the result, and the possibility of using the information to guide medical treatment.
For the second experiment, we additionally used frequency instead of time based similarity metrics with the known advantages in the detection of interregional dependencies [15], we identified regions with significant changes in their centrality scores that match well with previous findings from experiments addressing paradigms related to food and eating in hungry and sated state [38] [40].
Previous reports of MRI on head and neck ACC showed that MRI had advantages in the detection, display of the extent, and staging of tumors [3], [4].
ILC may be occult in both mammography and ultrasound, and breast-MRI may have certain advantages in the detection of this tumor type [ 18, 19].
SAF also showed advantages in the detection of the operculated eggs of digenean trematodes although the difference was not statistically significant (p = 0.13).
In contrast to in vivo transcriptional profiling, ROMA avoids false positives stemming from indirect regulation and offers an advantage in the detection of short-lived mRNA transcripts.
While DNA-based assays may be more sensitive than immunoassays, the latter has an important advantage in the detection of extracellular bacterial toxin.
We hypothesized that RRR, beside its documented advantage in the detection of AEs, could also be a valuable tool to identify and characterize no-harm incidents.
These results are supported by our study which showed an advantage in the detection of tumour feeding vessels for C-arm CT PBV measurement and arterial phase imaging in comparison to conventional overview angiography.
Each single nucleotide polymorphism changes two transitions (i.e. consecutive colors), providing a large advantage in the detection of SNPs because only a fraction of color changes represent possible SNPs (Applied Biosystems, 2008a) and single color discrepancies can be regarded as sequencing errors.
