Sentence examples for detection point of view from inspiring English sources
It makes these membranes promising from both adsorption and detection point of view.
In a detection point of view, the problem can also be stated as the following binary hypothesis test: H 0 : X = C + N, X k = C k + N k, k ∈ [ 1, K ] H 1 : X = α S + C + N, X k = C k + N k, k ∈ [ 1, K ]. (31).
Under the experimental conditions, MTX was found to be weakly fluorescent, too weak to be of interest from an analytical detection point of view.
Knowing that the broadly expressed PACE4 is overexpressed in prostate cancer cells, we previously evaluated the possibility that higher PACE4 levels in cancer cells could yield tumor specific accumulation of the peptide and in turn could benefit both therapeutic and tumor detection point of views.
From a detection sensitivity point-of-view, as low bead concentration as possible is desirable [ 30].
From the radar detection performance point of view, c is expected to be designed for enhanced SINR according to M. In other words, the generated sequence in the algorithm are expected to match the perceived radiation environment.
In general, not from the detection-theoretical point of view but from the system-wide point of view, the detection delay, the final false alarm probability, and the final missdetection probability are more practical performance measures than the false alarm and the missdetection probabilities for one-time PU detection.
However, from a detection and isolation point of view, models obtained using known identification algorithms are not necessarily optimal.
Kemp says it's in discussions with police, Interpol and Europol who are also interested in what the tech offers — from a crime detection and prevention point of view.
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