Sentence examples for detecting strength from inspiring English sources

Further research to evaluate the validity, reliability and responsiveness of measuring the thenar muscles with the RIHM is needed, to establish whether it is a useful outcome measure for the purpose of detecting strength change following surgery for CTS.

Values as low as 1.1 N⋅m could be recorded showing that the device can detect strength in very weak patients.

The dynamometer was applied with no difficulty to patients with LGMD2C and was sensitive enough to detect strength as weak as 0.82 N.m.

Color Doppler encodes direction and velocity of blood flow while PDUS displays the total integrated Doppler power in color therefore increasing the sensitivity to detect strength of flow from small vessels and low velocity flow which is usually the case in RA patients [ 10].

Here, by quantifying their sensitivity to the strength imbalance between two monocular stimuli, we show that the percept sequence is superior in detecting the strength imbalance, because it not only detects the imbalance with a larger bias [17], [18], [20], [22], but also detects smaller imbalance, than the percept duration does.

We explored the feasibility of detecting the strength drop of natural faults during the preslip period predicted in RSF earthquake cycle simulations, by means of field measurements of the amplitude change of transmitted and reflected waves.

Our method inherits most of ICP's practical advantages but is capable of detecting medium-strength bendings i.e. isometric deformations.

The anisotropy of the dc conductivity of interacting QW is induced by the interplay between the Coulomb interaction and SOIs, which could be used for detecting the strengths of the RSOI and DSOI.

The detected film strength properties were correlated to the performance of the corresponding coated cutting inserts.

Athos comes close as a wearable fitness startup in Silicon Valley with similar capris and shorts that can detect muscle strength and movement while you workout, but it's not specifically for running.

Other studies, such as by Luehrmann and Maurer (2007) or Beegle et al. (2001) use self-reported information to detect bargaining strength.