Sentence examples for better positioned to detect from inspiring English sources

The evidence from student focus groups and classroom observations, which is presented elsewhere (Bertka et al. in review), are better positioned to detect the subtle impacts of the CRS activities on students.

As the Francis et al. study mentioned above tracked changes in rates over seven years, and this study only had a three month follow-up time, the Francis et al. study was far better positioned to detect this sort of late complication.

The Affymetrix 500K microarray that we used is not ideally suited to detect copy number variants; however, the Affymetrix 5.0 (including 420K nonpolymorphic probes) and Affymetrix 6.0 (including 946K nonpolymorphic probes) microarrays are much better positioned to detect and identify copy number variants.

A team of clinicians and family members working together is in a better position to detect presuicidal states and prevent suicide.

We are now in a much better position to detect and address imbalances such as excessive credit growth or housing price bubbles, which fueled the crisis in some countries.

We are in a better position to detect a potential problem than we have ever been, but all the surveillance does not mean scientists will not be caught out by something that is sitting in an animal to which nobody happens to be paying attention.

Research that elicits information about others through personal contact between the researchers and the research subjects therefore raises the question of how findings might be influenced by the gendered relations between researchers and subjects, and whether gender-inclusive research teams are in a better position to detect this.

But also, since in subsequent rounds the radiologists have access to the prior images taken at preceding rounds, they are in a better position to detect true interval changes.

The principal researcher's background in nursing and psychology therefore put him in a better position to detect promptly such emotional distresses and offer emotional support before referring such distressed respondents for counseling.

This is an important and encouraging observation since a regular GP, who has access to more background and contextual information, is in a better position to detect and treat mental health problems than an attending doctor at EPC services, who has limited information about a patient.

Only a heightened and regular demand for influenza vaccine will result in sufficient vaccine supplies at all times (not just on a year-to-year basis) and place us in a better position to detect a novel pandemic influenza virus strain.