Sentence examples for detect a change of from inspiring English sources

Our limit of detection as discerned from the signal to noise ratio suggests that we can detect a change of approximately 0.01% reflectivity that corresponds to levels of detection of around 30 to 40 ng/ml of protein in solution.

Perhaps it will do so tomorrow, following today's debate, but I do detect a change of attitude in the air.

I may be reading too much into the Sun's broadside against Prince William, but I detect a change of heart that could turn into a change of strategy.

Next, a weighted similarity measure (WSM) defined in this paper serves to detect a change of running conditions of rotating machinery.

In a variant of this task that occurred at random, the instruction to follow head-gaze or identity was replaced in the course of a trial by the new rule to detect a change of luminance of one of the saccade targets.

The method is at least as sensitive as PCR, Mirkin says, and more accurate--the team could also detect a change of a single letter in the DNA, a technically difficult feat for error-prone PCR.

But the US claimed to have detected a change of mood at the summit.

Speaking to the Guardian after the debate, Allen said she had detected a change of tone.

Gehl says he detects "a change of paradigm" with planners to human-scale cities, citing his home city of Copenhagen as a model.

Sabine said she had never encountered any problem as a foreign national in Bristol, but had recently detected a change of attitude among patients.

That support was strong once, but the BBC Today programme's Evan Davies asked Vincent Cable, the Lib Dem Treasury spokesman, whether he had detected a change of stance by Clegg last night.