Sentence examples for could detect saying from inspiring English sources

Big Mal was bullish as ever and sensed a recovery nobody else could detect, saying that "Palace were physically stronger whilst Liverpool were technically better" and he urging them to "gamble a bit more and get forward".

Strands attached to special molecules made to detect, say, cancer cells could also start a process that alerts doctors or even kickstarts the body's own immune reaction.

Unlike in many clinical trials, the researchers did not test a third group of patients with a drug that's known to work--a procedure that ensures that true antidepressive effects could be detected, says psychiatrist Fred Quitkin of Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York City.

Should Iran choose to "break out" — diverting low-enriched uranium to produce weapons-grade highly enriched uranium — the inspectors could detect it, Mr. Little said.

By aligning hundreds of small crystals to behave like one large crystal, they could detect the resonance peak, says co-author Bernhard Keimer of Max Planck.

The company said it could detect genetically altered DNA content as low as one part in 10,000.

Luton youth worker Mohsin Malik, who works with young people up to the age of 18, said he could detect the group's influence in the town.

He said they could detect the virus in a type of white blood cell known as the T-lymphocyte, the second type of white blood cell in which scientists have detected the SARS virus.

Revnivtsev says Chandra could detect many individual x-ray emitting stars by observing the same patch of sky for two weeks.

He said antivirus software could detect and block many kinds of keyloggers, but "there's no guarantee that it gets everything".

Does that hurt?' " Gaffney's mother, Tiffani, said she also could detect hints of his longing for football as he played through the summer.