Sentence examples for continue detecting from inspiring English sources

To enable enforcement laboratories to continue detecting all GM events and identify unauthorized GMOs in food and feed samples, intensive screening is required [ 27].

Indeed, we want to continue detecting small (<200 kb) pathogenic alterations — the whole-genome array we currently use can detect pathogenic CNVs as small as 7 kb — while keeping the total number of CNVs to interpret for each patient to a manageable level.

Unless you hold the "cook" button down with your finger or with an object, the cooker will continue detecting the same temperature and keep turning off.

(Even now, I continue to detect obscure odors, including what people eat and when they've had sex).

The E. coli wipe is biodegradable, so when people grow tired of amateur pathogen detection, it can be tossed in the garbage or compost where it will, of course, continue to detect any E. coli bacteria lurking in the rubbish bin.

And Facebook will continue to detect people commenting "fake" or "hoax" on links to power down-ranking and referrals to fact checkers.

This tool wouldn't be foolproof, would continue to detect false positives and would absolutely need a human minder — but it would make the jobs of security professionals that much easier.

But as we peer into genomes, we continue to detect evidence of past interbreeding — between Darwin's finches, for example, and even between Neanderthals and our own species, Homo sapiens.

It would use capacitive touch screen sensors in tandem with proximity sensors to continue to detect fingers even when they're raised slightly above the surface, and track when they're doing gestures like pinching and rotating above the screen to both create the shapes, and then modify or move them around.

More recent investigations conducted on data from cancer registries or hospital discharge records (HDR) continue to detect this pattern.

Additionally, not all antimicrobials that are used in animal feeds were included in the original analysis by Mellon et al. Notably, they failed to include quinolones (enrofloxacin, norofloxacin, ofloxacin), which are clinically important drugs that monitoring systems continue to detect in poultry feeds [ 53, 54].