Sentence examples for be appropriate to detect from inspiring English sources
The Real Time PCR developed proved to be appropriate to detect B. canis subspecies in endemic areas.
There is no obvious way of correcting for this kind of overfitting, and there is also no way of knowing a priori what parameters might be appropriate to detect selection in a given species.
The primary advantage of wavelet is the local property of the chosen wavelet basis function which may be appropriate to detect transient dynamics in the signal, where as such transient is often obscured by the fixed trigonometric basis function with infinite support used in the Fourier analysis.
Among the assays used here, this is probably the only assay, which in principle would be appropriate to detect a difference in HR DNA repair as a consequence of a heterozygous mutation in BRCA1.
Although we found that the program was feasible and well-tolerated by our subjects, we also determined that commonly used self-report and performance-based outcome measures for subjects undergoing THA do not appear to be appropriate to detect differences in postoperative rehabilitation in this younger cohort.
Because HMGA2 most frequently is rearranged in well-differentiated liposarcomas, border-line tumours resembling adipose tissue, most sarcoma cell lines, representing highly malignant cancers with a different tissue type, would not be appropriate to detect a phenotype when the gene is over-expressed.
Based on the physical property to be determined, chemical sensors could be classified as optical, electrical, thermal, or mass sensors, and they are appropriate to detect target analytes either in gaseous, liquid, or solid state [3].
These approaches are complementary: limma and other conventional microarray analyses are appropriate to detect genes that are differentially expressed in close to every single sample of a group, whereas Messina is optimised to detect differences between groups even if the differential expression is present at a low frequency.
