Sentence examples for detection of the changing from inspiring English sources
Optimum energy allocation schemes are discussed in [8] for the 'quickest detection' of the changing point of an event monitored by energy harvesting sensor networks.
The results show that the signal distribution provided by such radiation present a good visual agreement with the simulated dose and the phantom structures, with a clear detection of the changing morphological scenarios here studied.
This may in part be due to using six biological replicates rather than the standard three, which probably improved the detection of significantly changing transcripts.
Additionally, COMPARE's inference approach maintains site-specific inference, allowing the detection of gradually changing methylation rates, or local methylation tendency.
The timely detection of these cases, and the changing of their registry to outpatient visits, would allow the hospital to seek reimbursement for the costs it has incurred with these patients.
More sophisticated research on paleoclimates relies on the detection of changing patterns in the amounts of isotopic oxygen, carbon, and strontium retained in limestone samples to correlate the timing of different geological events.
The higher sensitivity of ampullae with long canals to weak uniform fields provides enhanced detection of a changing field and potential directional information if their outputs are directionally mapped or processed centrally.
We adapted the MBTH method for rapid detection of sugars by changing the amount of reagent added and reducing the incubation temperature from 80°C to 60°C.
However, to the extent that diagnostic work-up for cancer begins prior to diagnosis, and that this results in increased detection of new conditions, changing the point at which the prevalence period ends and the incidence period begins could affect the incidence rates and the amount of misclassification.
More importantly, it seems that temporal properties of ties are better and more efficient descriptions of tie persistence than structural features, which will allow faster and simpler detection of changing events in the topology of social networks.
