Sentence examples for be expected to detect from inspiring English sources

They defended a string of auditing failures by talking of an "expectations gap"—arguing that auditors could not be expected to detect fraud.

Effective therapies to combat metastatic disease are urgently required and will continue to be needed, independent of gains in our ability for early detection, as screening approaches cannot be expected to detect all cancers at early stages.

"I don't think we can be expected to detect fraud," he said.

The editors of each journal has said in the Hwang case that the expert reviewers who scrutinize submitted manuscripts cannot be expected to detect fabricated data.

People cannot be expected to detect complex scams pressuring them to transfer money immediately, or lookalike bills from their solicitor or builder".

Like other scientific journals, Science has long taken the position that its reviewing procedures work well but cannot be expected to detect deliberate fraud, and therefore no change is necessary.

It is expected to detect and track more than 200,000 asteroids in its first year of operation.

Even more important, he said, it is expected to detect infections as much as a year before symptoms appear.

Such mechanisms are expected to detect faults and avoid accidents.

The method is expected to detect mechanical parameters of other more complicated structures.

The approach is expected to detect damages of piezoelectric composite plates.