Sentence examples for availability to detect from inspiring English sources

Again there is a great possibility of utilizing light weight UAS in PV plants monitoring due to various advantages such as high flexibility, large area coverage, precise imagery, cost efficiency, fast detection, ability to operate in hostile environments, high technical availability to detect defects by accurate sensors, and special cameras like infrared and thermal models [12, 13].

We have shown that the detection efficiency of the LASCO coronagraphs with typical data availability is sufficient to detect all potentially geoeffective CMEs.

Regarding procedures or methods of adverse event surveillance, parameters of interest included; the mode of detection of adverse events, availability of persons assigned to detect, and the existence of clear case definitions of serious and minor adverse events.

The availability of analytical methods to detect and determine levels of markers of priority allergens in foods is of the utmost importance to support standard setting initiatives, the development of compliance and enforcement activities, as well as to provide guidance to industry on implementation of quality control practices, ensuring the effectiveness of allergen-related sanitation techniques.

In fact, several users cooperate to detect the availability of a wireless channel by exploiting spatial diversity.

For instance, FISH depends by its nature on sequence data availability and hence, it fails to detect novel RNA sequences.

The limitations of our case were the non-availability of indocyanine green angiography to detect the choroidal granulomas.

The authors of [75] point out that cooperative sensing can help a vehicle to detect the spectrum availability in future locations by exploiting sensing information from other cooperating vehicles.

Despite the availability of multiple comprehensive screening methods to detect dysphagia during acute stroke care, consensus is lacking as to the best practice.

The ability of the AM fungus to detect extracellular Pi availability is perhaps not surprising, if we consider that glomeromycetes are particularly effective in Pi scavenging from soils.

Thus, this study may not have been able to detect a difference in D2/3R availability between obese and controls due to insufficient sample size.