Sentence examples for detect and define from inspiring English sources

Test results show that MMG relaying algorithm can detect and define fault location accurately within 1 milli-second.

Proactive pharmacovigilance to detect and define safety signals serves to aid oncology practitioners in the recognition of possible, yet uncommon, serious, and/or life-threatening skin reactions.

We sought to detect and define phenotypic patterns of drusen heterogeneity in the form of optical coherence tomography reflective drusen substructures (ODS) and examine their associations with age-related macular degeneration (AMD related features and AMD progression.

The genetic case controls association study for complex disorders has the advantage of being powerful to detect loci of small effect size and relatively high-allele frequencies in the population, but it is less sensitive to detect and define loci beyond a narrow distance surrounding the markers compared with linkage studies.

To generalize, we suggest that by increasing statistical power one is likely to detect and define robust differences in pattern recognition between any pair of individual PDZ domains.

There is heavy reliance on imaging to detect and define the burden of metastatic liver disease.

A single cell to be analyzed was manually selected, and the peripheral edge of the α-tubulin staining was automatically detected, and defined as "boundary #5".

A major challenge for both detecting and defining life is that, so far, we've only encountered one example in the Universe: terrestrial life.

Communities in the graphs are detected and defined based on similarity between their vertices; i.e. a community is a group of nodes with the highest degree of similarity between the vertices under that community in the graph.

Such a shared chromosomal interval or haplotype, surrounding the actual pathogenic mutation, is typically detected and defined by multipoint linkage and phased haplotype analysis using microsatellite or SNP genotype data.

Imaging has an important role in detecting and defining the sites of recurrent disease.