Sentence examples for detected more frequent from inspiring English sources
By [H]thymidine incorporation, we detected more frequent proliferative responses in primary cultures to AQP4 pools 1 55, 46 100, 126 170, 201 250, and 241 300 (Fig 1A).
For example, INF-A was detected more frequent in an elution volume of 100 μl, whereas RSV showed a higher detection frequency using an elution volume of 55 μl.
The Michigan cohort detected more frequent errors of commission on the Sternberg visual and recognition memory test at 4 years of age and on the Catch-the-Cat CPT at 11 years of age in relation to prenatal PCB exposure (Jacobson and Jacobson 2003; Jacobson et al. 1992).
Now with LIGO's latest upgrades, members of the LIGO Scientific Collaboration are hoping to detect more frequent signals of gravitational waves, arising from colliding black holes and other extreme cosmic phenomena.
There is still room for improvement but in order to detect more frequent events, the future detectors must gain a factor 100 or more in h, thus 104 in energy sensitivity.
However, we did also detect more frequent Gfap+ cells mixed with the oligodendrocyte progenitors.
However, the graph clearly suggests the possibility to detect more frequent differences while taking account individual variability of these data (cf. the actual difference with age on this limited sample) and required sample size to avoid Type II error.
PM/Scl-75c aabs were detected more frequently in younger patients with more active disease and joint contractures, while gastrointestinal involvement was remarkably less frequent.
We performed a prospective, observational clinical study to determine if ultra-widefield fluorescein angiography (UWFA), spectral-domain optical coherence tomography (SD-OCT), and optical coherence tomography angiography (OCT-A) detect more-frequent retinopathy in adolescents with SCD.
But Super-Kamiokande detected more.
In our study, we detected significantly more frequent CCR2-positive TAMs in brain metastases compared with primary RCC, whereas the degree of CD68-positive macrophages was similar in primary tumours and brain metastases.
