Sentence examples for capacities to detect from inspiring English sources
Not only is the olfactory system subject to the specific histological abnormalities, but patients also lose the capacities to detect, identify, and discriminate between odors.
The revised International Health Regulations (IHR [2005]) conferred new responsibilities on member states of the World Health Organization, requiring them to develop core capacities to detect, assess, report, and respond to public health emergencies.
As more diseases with a strong genetic component are now being identified, and as there are increasing technical capacities to detect them, the question arises whether the present guidelines for genetic donor screening need revision.
The 194 states parties made a commitment to develop core capacities to detect, assess, report, and respond to any public health event that might have international effects, regardless of type or origin of the event.
Both of the markers demonstrated similar capacities to detect isolated tumour cells (about 1 out of 10), and high specificity, not producing positive results in samples obtained from healthy donors.
A recent study found that the AutoPap system demonstrates the same capacities to detect and score abnormal liquid-based thin-layer slides as it does for abnormal conventional smears (Vassilakos et al, 2001).
Inter-genotypic recombination detection is rare, but an assay with the capacity to detect it could prevent inappropriate treatment.
Three years ago, Dr. Gilchrist was behind an effort to create a network of 81 public health laboratories that would have the capacity to detect bioterrorist attacks and respond to them.
Scientists and engineers have a tremendous capacity to detect, track, measure and otherwise observe phenomena of all kinds.
Since the late 20th century, technologies of remote sensing, such as ground-penetrating radar, have extended archaeologists' capacity to detect subsurface features.
Particularly welcome are the calls for greater investment from governments to build a core capacity to detect, report and respond rapidly to outbreaks, as is the idea of creating a dedicated centre for outbreak response within the WHO.
