Sentence examples for detecting otherwise from inspiring English sources

Super-sentinel chickens would thus provide a novel means of detecting otherwise inapparent infections of LPAI, thereby buying time for its control or eradication.

This reinforces the importance of the postmortem examination in detecting otherwise unexpected diagnoses, even in patients under the close investigation and scrutiny that follows ICU admission.

Despite its utility in detecting otherwise unidentifiable organisms, however, potential biases in PCR amplification or variable copy numbers of the targeted genes can cause DAS to generate artificially inflated counts of certain taxa in a sample [ 46, 47].

If the distance to the matched ground truth is less than a determined threshold, then the corresponding curve is considered detected; otherwise, it is a "false" detection.

When combined with immobilized enzymes, the above materials can detect otherwise electroinactive substances in LC and FIA methods.

Validated non-invasive tests for liver fibrosis consistently detected otherwise unrecognised liver disease in the general population.

Also, we need a larger number of cases where the virus has been detected, otherwise there is the potential that we are missing something.

This kind of misconduct is very difficult to detect otherwise". In psychology research, there is a particular problem with researchers who selectively publish some of their experiments to guarantee a positive result.

Conclusion: Intraoperative cystoscopy with intravenous injection of indigo carmine is a safe technique that can detect otherwise undetected intraoperative compromise of the urinary tract during prolapse and incontinence surgery.

Mr. Rehman explained that the camera could somehow detect otherwise invisible signals from the "patrai" — local slang for small electronic tracking devices that, many tribesmen believe, guide American missiles to their target.

Also very exciting are methods being developed by bioengineers here at MIT and in other places to try to amplify other signals arising from tumors that may be difficult to detect otherwise and include, for example, completely noninvasive urine-based tests.