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The phrase "attempting to detect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the action of trying to find or identify something, often in a technical or investigative context.
Example: "The researchers are attempting to detect any anomalies in the data collected from the experiment."
Alternatives: "trying to identify" or "seeking to find".
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In other words, following the Bayes theorem, attempting to detect anomalies using this form of random detection has the following property: P ( anomaly | rand ) = P ( rand | anomaly ) ∗ P ( anomaly ) P ( rand ) (8).
The astronomers are now attempting to detect water there.
However, difficulties are often encountered when attempting to detect a leak in a plastic pipe, as the leak noise signals attenuate very rapidly away from the leak.
The radiopacity of implants when compared to teeth may reduce the sensitivity of radiographs when attempting to detect peri-implant problems.
A major problem of PSA screening is that, in attempting to detect clinically significant disease, it is inevitable that indolent disease will also be detected leading to overdiagnosis.
Previous work attempting to detect these magnetic fields with MR focused on detecting local phase shifts and dephasing in T2 or T2⁎-weighted images.
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We attempted to detect differentially expressed genes (DEGs) that had lost the kinetics of normal myogenesis during differentiation.
"I think it is important for the Fed, hard as it is, to attempt to detect asset bubbles when they are forming," she said.
Instead, they attempted to detect the difficulty of the trial first and then set their decision threshold accordingly.
We attempted to detect similar heat flow anomalies through measurements with ordinary probes.
The protocol periodically attempts to detect new nodes in the forwarding area.
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