Sentence examples for detection difficulties from inspiring English sources

Therefore, detecting image splicing in chromatic channels can be regarded as detecting weak signal in the background of weak signal which helps reduce the detection difficulties [24].

However, as NP radius r 0 decreases, the scattered intensity drops as r 0 6 and, as result, the detection difficulties will be increased [16].

The macro-scaled resolution of our study is one way to address limitations of the fire data, namely omission errors due to detection difficulties, and a relatively short temporal extent.

We tested the assumption that ATSR fire data were representative of other global fire products and not biased due to detection difficulties by comparing the distribution of ATSR fire data to those produced by the newly available MODIS Collection 5 active fire data [36], and found the distribution to be very similar (Text S1, Figure S1).

For indels the false positive and negative call rates are higher (FP 15,7% FN 27,3%) due to known detection difficulties of current calling algorithms.

It is now thought that this is likely to have been due to detection difficulties [ 7], and that inbreeding can affect fitness in natural settings [ 8– 11].

First, people detection difficulty, defined as the complexity to detect people in several situations like people moving, people temporarily stationary, the number of persons, partial occlusions, and pose variations are considered.

Measuring severity and detection difficulty is very subjective and with no universal scale.

Risk is measured in terms of Risk Priority Number (RPN) that is a product of occurrence, severity, and detection difficulty.

The definition of components maintenance priority balances three factors: components importance to system, risk degree, and detection difficulty.

Different from TN systems, IT systems require high impedance, the fault current is low and increases the detection difficulty.