Sentence examples for both labs to detect from inspiring English sources

Barré-Sinoussi did describe an evening in Paris in 1984 when they reviewed data from a study that compared the ability of both labs to detect the virus in blinded samples from AIDS patients and controls.

"People who are trying to cheat like to use a steroid naturally present in the body, because it makes it much more difficult for labs to detect," says Don Catlin, founder of Anti-Doping Research, a nonprofit research institute based in Los Angeles.

Akin to the litmus paper used in chemistry labs to detect the pH of a liquid, the detector changes color when it comes in contact with a liquid with a particular surface tension.

We, therefore, expected an "average" lab to detect only five of the seven responses which would have been a detection rate of 71.4%.

The acute test required that a more substantial blood sample be sent to a lab to detect the actual virus in the bloodstream.

When the Zika outbreak hit Brazil, this test, and another one also developed by Lanciotti's lab to detect antibodies the body makes to fight infections, were used on samples submitted to the CDC for diagnosis.

The resulting FASTA sequence file was submitted as a single cluster to MEME-LaB to detect 10 motifs between six and 12 base pairs, with the promoter maximum length adjusted to accommodate the longer contiguous sequences.

Three other labs missed to detect the response due to inaccurate spot counting, specifically in the medium control wells.

A commercial lab began selling commercial lab tests to detect XMRV.

Josephson junctions use tiny currents that until now have required sensitive lab equipment to detect.

Then in May of this year, The Indiana Horse Racing Commission terminated their contract with Truesdail Laboratories in Southern California after the lab failed to detect elevated levels of corticosteroids in three samples that subsequently showed up in split samples sent to two audit labs.