Sentence examples for detection roles from inspiring English sources

Agents within a group can themselves be comprised of heterogeneous "agents" (for example, by having different IDSs), and even the "detection groups" can be tasked with heterogeneous Intrusion Detection roles.

In addition, health volunteers recruited from local communities play important support, prevention and early detection roles, thereby enhancing community involvement.

Of the 4 genes with putative pathogen detection roles that were subjected to QPCR, 3 (TLR9, PKR, and DHX58) were validated (i.e. showed a significant difference in at least one of the group comparisons corresponding to the microarray comparison identifying the genes as differentially expressed).

Maljovic, V. & Nakayama, K. Priming of pop-out detection: role of features.

The system is experimentally evaluated when implementing a honeynet-in-a-box to collect malware for potentially hundreds of thousands of emulated vulnerable hosts, as well as in a network-traffic anomaly detection role.

After this success, Bowen was granted two Avro Anson patrol aircraft, K6260 and K8758, along with five pilots stationed at Martlesham to test this ship-detection role.

Detection of the role of angiogenic gene polymorphisms that influence cancer susceptibility and/or severity may improve our understanding of tumour angiogenesis and may influence risk stratification and detection, use of new treatment strategies and prognostication of disease.

This approach may benefit a wide range of applications such as relational learning [32], anomaly detection [33 35], role discovery [36], and community detection [37 39].

This commentary provides a concise overview of current management of patients with infected necrosis, focusing on detection, the role of pharmacologic intervention, and the timing and nature of surgical interventions.

ASM detection has critical roles in analyses of methylation data.

In DNA, mC has been extensively studied due to its ease of detection and functional roles of DNA methylation in eukaryotes have been demonstrated for transcriptional silencing of transposons and transgenes, genomic imprinting and X chromosome inactivation (reviewed in [ 1]).