Sentence examples for be ready to detect from inspiring English sources
Hospital laboratories should be ready to detect malaria parasitemia on a 24-hour basis (thick films or antigen detection if microscopy expert is unavailable) on a physician's request.
And you'd be ready to detect new strategies and implement them before your competitors.
"Our adversaries understand our dependence upon space-based capabilities," Gen. Kevin P. Chilton, commander of the United States Strategic Command, wrote in Congressional testimony on Feb. 27, "and we must be ready to detect, track, characterize, attribute, predict and respond to any threat to our space infrastructure".
Thus, following the treatment, the practitioner needs to be ready to detect any possible signs of altered sensation (Givol et al., 2011; Pogrel, 2007; Juodzbalys et al., 2011; Givol et al., 2010).
Epidemiologists will be ready to detect exploding populations of rodents and mosquitoes, as well as outbreaks of the diseases they carry.
Once these synchronization steps are performed, the receiver is ready to detect the data symbols in the payload part of the packet.
Veterinarians were ready to detect, if present, clinical signs of pain or distress and to suggest the appropriate measures to increase animal welfare.
The SHMT screening medium [ 31], consisting of 125 ml/L methanol, 5 g/L NaCl and 5 g/L glycine, was ready to detect the enzyme activity of the bacterium.
By the end of the long training, all synchronization steps (carrier tuning and timing recovery) have to be completed and the receiver should be ready to correctly detect the payload part of the packet.
Habituation, one of the simplest forms of non-associative learning, is the mechanism providing an animal with the means to dampen the perception of repetitive neutral stimuli and be ready to effectively detect a novel stimulus with a yet unknown significance, and therefore is vitally important for the interaction of an organism with its environment [ 1- 3].
