Sentence examples for detecting it on from inspiring English sources

On average, Dr. Brawley said, black women are heavier and have denser breast tissue than whites, increasing both their chances of breast cancer and the difficulty of detecting it on a mammogram.

Detecting it on another world, however, isn't feasible at least for now.

Maybe you've contracted it yourself, maybe a loved one has suffered from it, or maybe you've detected it on a complete stranger who happens to be on your couch because your roommate left the door open and the PlayStation on.

But, he said, even after knowing his patient had cancer, he still could not detect it on the film.

It was just shocking to me because I would never have detected it on my own.

And for all that Birch herself is an unassuming presence – her voice so quiet I can sometimes hardly detect it on the tape – her plays are gloriously full-throated.

But to apply spintronics to logic circuits, scientists have to figure out how to put the spin they want into the transistor and how to detect it on the other side once the circuit has manipulated it.

This may be because they really weren't sure which muscles were affected many years before, or because muscles were so mildly affected at first that doctors didn't detect it on physical examination at the time of the polio virus infection.

"We could barely detect it on our planet, and we're standing right on it," Elkins-Tanton says.

It doesn't matter which particle you choose; if we can detect it on the screen, we see the same behavior.

For instance, if a declining growth trend is suspected, it may be impossible to detect it on the basis of changes in width alone.