The phrase "appears to detect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing observations or findings that suggest the presence of something, often in scientific or technical contexts.
Example: "The sensor appears to detect changes in temperature with high accuracy."
Alternatives: "seems to identify" or "looks to recognize".
The performance of the SVM is also compared with the performance obtained from the neural networks and SVM appears to detect hotspots more accurately (greater than 91% classification accuracy) with lesser false alarm rate.
In this model of coronary occlusion during angioplasty balloon inflation, the automated patency assessment program appears to detect coronary angioplasty balloon occlusion and reperfusion within seconds in all occlusions causing a peak ST elevation of 200 microV or greater.
A brain imaging technique that uses no radiation and no contrast agent appears to detect the earliest signs of impending cognitive decline in the elderly, a new study says.
Surprisingly, we also found a group of antibodies that stained within the vacuole in a pattern that appears to detect parasite membrane blebs of some sort (Figure 5).
The method appears to detect the threshold with satisfactory success.
Rather, ALKBH2 appears to detect damaged bases by probing their base-pair stability.
Despite his clothes, he said, deer routinely came close to his hunting blind without appearing to detect his presence.
AGID and ELISA were conditionally independent, and appeared to detect overlapping but distinct subgroups of infected animals.
The TTB measures appear to detect postural control deficits related to CAI that traditional measures do not.
They appear to detect some sort of organised malice in this, as if Homer Simpson were the product of a conspiracy hatched by our feminist overlords.
But there have been other studies in the past that have also appeared to detect an increased death risk with sleeping pills, the authors say.
