Sentence examples for detection accurately from inspiring English sources
However, for spectrum sensing and detection, accurately reconstructing the original signal is unnecessary.
The results show that the method proposed in this paper can carry out vehicle target detection accurately and effectively.
Therefore, development structural intensity approach would be extremely useful to spread out technologies that can be applied for offshore platform crack detection accurately.
This result shows that BiFC detection accurately follows dynamics of fusion proteins expression and/or degradation.
This technology was chosen over a qPCR-based assay method for two primary reasons: 1) QuantiGene™ detection can accurately measure mRNA in FFPE samples whereas qPCR cannot reliably measure mRNA, which has an average size of 100 bases; and 2) QuantiGene™ can be multiplexed more easily than qPCR which is more suited for expression analysis of mRNA extracted from fresh or frozen samples.
It specifies a rule-based detection engine that accurately analyzes data packets to detect signs of sensor network anomalies.
This may, however, detect more accurately distinct clusters in PCA-based change detection applications.
Different methods have been developed to detect and quantify NO, where one of the principal difficulties are the accurately detection in cellular system with low levels of NO production.
Experimental results show that our embedded face detection system can accurately locate faces with less computational load and memory cost.
Extended-spectrum β-lactamase (ESBL) detection tests should accurately discriminate between bacteria producing these enzymes and those with other mechanisms of resistance to β-lactams, e.g., broad-spectrum β-lactamases, inhibitor-resistant β-lactamases and cephalosporinase overproduction.
Pearson analysis showed that there is an extremely good correlation between the cell numbers and the level of luciferase activity (R = 0.99, Fig. 2), indicating that this detection method could accurately measure the cell viability in a large range of cell numbers.
