Sentence examples for conclusively detect from inspiring English sources

Today, Quick reiterated his belief that doping controls were still inadequate because human growth hormone remains undetectable and the new, combined blood and urine test for EPO cannot conclusively detect use beyond a several-day window.

However, our analysis was unable to conclusively detect an effect of the JSY on maternal mortality reduction.

With proximal surfaces, the contact with the neighboring tooth frequently makes it difficult to conclusively detect carious lesions.

However, our analysis was unable to conclusively detect a significant impact of JSY-supported institutional deliveries on a reduction in maternal mortality in the districts of MP.

19 Nor could we conclusively detect a reduction in two very sensitive, complementary and gold standard measures of myocardial injury: AUC for plasma cTnI concentrations and late gadolinium enhancement on MRI despite preclinical studies with elafin reducing myocardial inflammation and injury after myocardial infarction.

In addition, it is clear that IHC – at best – yields only a three- to four-fold dynamic range of staining intensity (Bilim et al, 2003; Kashkar et al, 2003; Krajewska et al, 2003), which is unlikely to conclusively detect a modest level of KD (30 40%) that may nevertheless be sufficient to tip the balance between anti- and proapoptotic signalling in favour of cell death.

Previous experiments have discovered other types of oscillations, but this type has never before been conclusively detected.

Other methanogenic groups (e.g. Methanomicrobiaceae, Methanosaetaceae), although present and active in soil, could not be conclusively detected on rice straw.

No studies have conclusively detected myofibroblasts in early, fibrous fracture callus.

2014), conclusively detecting it in natural populations has remained a challenge due to the limited opportunities for disentangling plastic and genetic responses in a suite of phenotypic traits (Allendorf et al. 2008; Naish and Hard 2008; Therkildsen et al. 2010; Cuveliers et al. 2011; Pérez-Rodrígues et al. 2013).

The use of spin trapping and electron spin resonance to identify hydrogen atoms and hydroxyl radicals conclusively and to detect transient cavitation produced by continuous wave and by pulsed ultrasound is described in detail.