Sentence examples for claimed detection of from inspiring English sources

This strengthens the credibility of our earlier claimed detection of pulsed high-energy γ-ray emission from this millisecond pulsar.

The physicists add that quark nuggets may be the fanciful imaginings of theory only, despite the recent claimed detection of strange-matter stars (ScienceNOW, 10 April 2002).

But one audience member suggested such a calculation was a waste of time because the public likely wouldn't accept that they needn't worry about a claimed detection of alien life simply because a formula indicated a risk of only three out of 10.

Certainly, previously claimed detections of methane might have been mirages.

The controversy over claimed detections of martian methane a possible product of life on Mars could be settled come August once the Curiosity rover arrives at the Red Planet.

But Michael Shull, an astrophysicist at the University of Colorado, Boulder, remains cautious: "The past history of these claimed detections makes me hesitate to say this detection is certain".

In the nearly two decades since the first so-called exoplanet was discovered, researchers had claimed the detection of just over 1,000 new worlds.

One group claimed that detection of Tc99-diethylenetriamine penta-acetate DTPA in brain using a gamma camera following intravenous injection of the tracer into hydrocephalic rats was evidence of BBB breakdown [ 50]; however, only a single animal was used in each group and therefore the data cannot be considered credible.

The PBM performed nightly scans of the plans' pharmacy claims for detection of the select PDDIs and triggered a fax alert to the prescriber of the second interacting medication.

Estimates of detection sensitivity for short oligonucleotide arrays have not been calculated in the same manner, but others have claimed the reliable detection of transcripts expressed as weakly as 6 20 per million using Affymetrix GeneChips [ 10].

We find a tight link between information supporting detection and localisation, using methods that allow a stronger test of the claim that detection of a mass can occur based on gist without knowledge of location.