Sentence examples for be likely to detect from inspiring English sources
In addition, the use of a more sensitive cell assay for Stx would be likely to detect the inactivating effect of the gas plasma on Stx at an earlier treatment time, because efficient degradation of Stx1 and Stx2 within 5 or 15 min of treatment was shown by all biochemical assays, including immunochromatography, ELISA, and Western blotting.
The antibodies used in the enzyme immunoassay and immunoblotting would similarly be likely to detect PrPCJD in a valine homozygote and, by extension, PrPCJD in a heterozygote.
For all variables studied, the results in these two groups are so similar, that even a much larger study would not be likely to detect differences.
Previous studies of high-dose misoprostol for the treatment of postpartum haemorrhage have mostly used the rectal route, and none has had sufficient numbers to be likely to detect rare adverse outcomes such as severe pyrexia.
If this were the case, we would be likely to detect a lack of configural invariance, and such a result would suggest that the use of the scales in some groups would be inappropriate.
An RCT of patients in a home-exercise program using transtelephonic exercise monitoring compared to a hospital-based program improved cardiac function by a similar amount [ 32]. (One caveat of this study was that it had such low statistical power that it would not be likely to detect any difference between the two interventions in efficacy or in complications even if they existed).
While this was effective for substitution detection, we are likely to detect many false positive deletions due to the high deletion error rate (Table 1).
The F.D.A. said the discrepancy was so obvious that pharmacists were likely to detect it before dispensing the medications.
At this level of resolution, the assay is likely to detect polymorphism across a range of individuals with varying levels of relatedness.
