Sentence examples for detection capacities from inspiring English sources

Integrating the detection capacities in one- and two-dimensional domains, a hybrid damage visualization strategy was developed, for systems comprising structural components of different types, various geometries and diverse boundary conditions.

The residual detection capacities of blindsight patients in their blind hemifield after a striate visual cortex lesion validate the existence of a subcortical route [20].

Kool et al. (33) noted that in order to achieve the IHR goals it is crucial to simplify identification and detection capacities in countries lacking advanced health systems.

Basically all radiation detection capacities of the country, including those of universities and research laboratories, were used to gather crucial information on the radionuclide contamination levels in various regions and prefectures in Japan.

For example, Article VII 39 in the final document of the 7th review conference of the Biological Weapons Convention BWCC) makes it clear that the IHR (2005) are instrumental to building surveillance and detection capacities pertaining to the BWC [ 25].

First, nuclear medicine had to adapt to a new type of tomography gamma-camera possessing detection capacities relating to particular technical specificities, and the use of a new radioisotope, fluorine-18, very different from technetium-99m which had been used for several decades.

A discrete choice experiment will give insight in patient's preferences and investigates the value pregnant women place on different characteristics of prenatal testing (e.g. detection capacity, waiting time, consequences for the child of the detected abnormalities).

Monkeys with lesions of striate cortex made in infancy, however, each showed residual detection capacity at the beginning of testing and improved to near normal by the end of testing.

In order to improve the detection capacity, a multiplex procedure was designed, which enabled detection of all strains, with high R&R.

Conventional microbial water quality test methods are well known for their technical limitations, such as lack of direct pathogen detection capacity and low throughput capability.

In total, in 32 out of the 45 amplicons, a DNA variant was present, which allowed verification of the detection capacity during the validation process.