"detect conditions" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of identifying or discovering certain circumstances or situations. Example: The doctor used various tests and tools to detect conditions such as hypertension and diabetes in her patient.
Banks believes it is crucial to detect conditions such as depression and anxiety as early as possible.
Still, only recently have researchers begun to mine the elaborate chemical signature of breath to explore whether shifting patterns might be used diagnostically -- to detect conditions like lung cancer or tuberculosis.
She was impressed by the extraordinary sensitivity of modern urine testing, which can detect conditions ranging from diabetes and pregnancy to breast and brain cancer.
It is shown that it is possible to detect conditions leading to icing and when icing is occurring through an intelligent algorithm based on a projected heat transfer rate.
This paper is part B of a two-part paper regarding the development of a novel meteorological sensor designed to detect conditions leading to atmospheric icing and act upon it.
She was impressed by the competence of modern urine testing, which can detect conditions ranging from diabetes and pregnancy to breast and brain cancer, but also noticed that one thing it cannot detect is clots attached to the walls of blood vessels.
While existing methods detect condition-specific events via binary calls, dCaP detects quantitative variations.
None of the methods under study was biased to detect condition differences in the absence of such differences.
The higher sensitivity of SCRalyze to detect condition differences comes at no cost in terms of specificity.
To test if this BSCM indeed improves cMonkey's ability to accurately detect condition dependant bicluster coherence, we tested the quality of the biclusters with a biological application.
If not, detection and treatment of underlying, not yet detected, conditions in FAs may result in a better quality of life of FAs and decrease in costs.
