Sentence examples for certain to detect from inspiring English sources
"If you do, you are almost certain to detect the spirit of vaudeville's onetime cyclonic wonder".
Numerous causal associations are established, and progress in the field is certain to detect and confirm additional links.
Finally, neither this nor any model can be certain to detect all possible toxicities, and hence lack of toxicity in this model does not guarantee safety in human use.
A variety of shy, fleet, bi-horned mammals appear uni-horned in profile and from a distance the Tibetan chiru, the Arabian oryx and the legend of the unicorn gained strength from the use of the horns of certain animals to detect, or counteract, poisons, a function so valuable that horns were sold singly.
As such, it is important to understand if it is possible to use certain technologies to detect it.
The approach is based on processing two consecutive frames (images), computing optical flow, and tracking certain points to detect obstacles.
Finally, we aimed to validly measure the incidence of bile duct injury, because most previous studies could have underestimated the incidence owing to a certain inability to detect less severe bile duct injuries in their methodology.
The cloned sequence data confirm the sensitivity and specificity of the individual ARMS reactions and that it is possible in certain cases to detect additional, more complex, sequence variations.
Surrogate endpoints are more sensitive markers of disease presence, severity or activity, are usually continuous variables, and so are 'common' and therefore reduce the sample sizes required to have a certain power to detect an effect of given clinical and statistical significance.
Among them, the maximum distance is compared with a certain threshold value to detect fault condition.
Other automotive electronics experts, such as David Gilbert at Southern Illinois University, have demonstrated that Toyota's fail-safe strategy is not robust and under certain circumstances fails to detect faults that can lead to open throttle.
