Sentence examples for context of detecting from inspiring English sources

We also investigate the utility of recalibrating mapping quality scores in improving genomic variant detection in the context of detecting SNPs.

In addition, recently [37], in the context of detecting communities by adopting the network modularity as maximization function, a resolution limit has been put into evidence.

However, it is mandatory to further investigate the clinical significance of metabolic PET imaging with [11C]acetate in the context of detecting tumour viability following AD.

In the context of detecting changes in the structural properties and the modal parameters linked to them, some subspace based fault detection residual has been recently proposed and applied successfully.

In the context of detecting changes in the structural properties and the modal parameters linked to them, a subspace-based fault detection residual has been recently proposed and applied successfully, where the estimation of the modal parameters in the possibly damaged state is avoided.

Nonetheless, we wanted to validate the method in the context of detecting social learning in groups of animals.

In that context, the probability of detecting a statistically significant impact depends crucially on the standard deviations of the forecasts.

The aim of the study was to demonstrate in a clinical context the feasibility of detecting somatic variations, in cervical cancers, using a targeted sequencing approach.

This restriction limits the generalisability of findings to the general population, but the much higher occurrence of suicidal behaviours among persons with low mood 3 4 provided a more sensitive context for detecting the risk potential of smoking for suicidal behaviours.

Our study revealed that the exploitation of an object's visual context enhances the computational efficiency of detecting the object considerably.

For example, in the context of OSNs, detected communities in @mention Twitter networks were found to encode both geographical and political information [44], suggesting that a large fraction of interactions take place locally, but many of them also correspond to global modules - for instance, users rely on mass media accounts to amplify their opinion.