Sentence examples for based on detecting a from inspiring English sources

> KAtex is the only commercially available antigen detection test and is based on detecting a Leishmania-specific carbohydrate in urine [ 13].

The original sample size calculation of 450 participants with valid outcome data at 3 months post-randomisation, was based on detecting a standardised effect size of 0.33 or a mean difference of one-third of a standard deviation in the outcome measures between the booster and control groups.

The original sample size calculation of 450 participants with valid outcome data at 3 months post-randomisation, was based on detecting a standardised effect size of 0.33 or a mean difference of one-third of a standard deviation in the outcome measures between the intervention and control groups.

A new screening test for colon cancer, based on detecting a gene that is disrupted very early in the course of the disease, could prevent many thousands of deaths each year, researchers are reporting today.

All methods presented up to this point are based on detecting a sudden increase in signal energy.

Sample size calculation was based on detecting a clinically and statistically significant effect size (±20%) on BAI scores from baseline, however both the NC and PT groups demonstrated significant reductions in BAI scores (NC 56.5%, PT 30.5%) thus minimizing the ability to detect the differential effect size [54].

The technique is based on detecting an increased influx of acridine orange into photodamaged cells, which is manifested by a change of color.

Filed with the US Patent and Trademark Office on Thursday, Apple breaks down the "Apparatus and method for automatically activating a camera application based on detecting an intent to capture a photograph or a video". It works by recognising the motion made by a user to lift their iPhone into a typical photography position, then scanning for the proximity of a subject in the frame.

Based on detecting an increase in the proportion of people who meet physical activity guidelines (from 25%to3030%), at least ten respondents are needed from each of the 128 villages at each stage (80% power at the 5% level of significance).

Specifically, the sample size calculation was based on detecting an odds ratio of 2 between success and treatment, where success is defined as the absence of any transfusion after the end of the first 4 weeks of treatment.

The sample size was calculated based on detecting an absolute change in the percentage of participants with poor health-related quality of life of at least 2.5% between the start and the end of the study.