Sentence examples for better means to detect from inspiring English sources

Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) is challenging to treat, and better means to detect and/or treat pancreatic cancer are urgently needed to save lives.

Such an understanding may lead to better means to detect and possibly prevent cognitive decline.

Polymerase chain reaction can be a better means to detect bacteria in the CSF.

Even here, are we meant to detect something untoward in the strainings of his rapture?

Others in the automotive industry are working on sensor technologies meant to detect vehicles from all angles.

The USGS equipment is meant to detect seismological activity like earthquakes, but also frequently picks up activity from mining blasts.

Galperin did a significant chunk of the research on surveillance that the software is meant to detect.

"I think it's that the means to detect where these attacks are coming from, geographically, have got better, so people are becoming more confident that they can blame China than saying it came generally from that direction".

One of the consequences or perhaps accomplishments is the better word, of the use of private military and security contractors in the U.S. wars in Afghanistan and Iraq has been the heightened emphasis on finding the proper means to detect, investigate, fraud, waste and abuse when it occurs.

"It means better access to the European market and better means to serve our customers".

This means better technical systems to detect what people will flag as false before they do it themselves".