Sentence examples for detect indicators from inspiring English sources

Overall, we suggest the promise of a regulatory technology (RegTech) approach by which to systematically parse email content and network structure to detect indicators of risk or malfeasance on a more timely and ongoing basis.

"This enables us to detect indicators across an incredible breadth of attacks so we can protect our customers effectively.

NTA looks at network traffic and analyzes the East-West activities to detect "indicators of compromise" on devices or applications that are difficult to instrument at scale and the services you can't log.

The section "Seed identification and topic-filtered web harvesting" describes how topic-filtered web harvesting can be used to collect relevant information, and the section "Techniques for analyzing data" presents techniques that can be used to detect indicators supporting that someone has intent to commit a terror attack.

The teeth should be dried with gauze or with a cotton roll or cotton bud in order to visualise any developmental anomalies such as enamel opacities or hypoplasia and also to detect indicators of dental caries such as biofilm (plaque) deposits, gingivitis, demineralised enamel or cavitation of teeth.

The company's primary drive in developing this system was having the ability to virtually detect indicators of anomalies in sets of equipment, and the entire communications system, in order to reduce inefficiencies.

I highlight state-of-the-art results in identifying stances in online debates and detecting indicators of alcoholism relapse from Twitter.

It only requires a modicum of training to be fairly good at detecting indicators of tree failures.

However, these detected indicators of large-leaf Tea_T3 were completely in contrast with the rest of the cultivars (Tea_T1, Tea_T2, and Tea_T4).

27 The agreement between patient-risk-adjusted and fully adjusted charts in detecting indicator variations was measured using the weighted Cohen k statistic.

He and his team are working to develop a sophisticated sensor that could detect biological indicators — called biomarkers — that indicate certain injuries or diseases.