Sentence examples for detection to define from inspiring English sources
(112) A fully automated program, ACE, implemented in Matlab, incorporates a model for background noise and uses edge detection to define the elliptical shape of the Thon rings.
Due to the software's algorithm of automated edge detection to define the shell, the program only allows for a maximum of 5 points for this segment, which is a limitation of using the shell-only method in the UmRSA software, since less information from the radiograph is used.
For passive attacks, we have defined three different levels (ie, detection-only, incisive detection and comprehensive detection attacks) to define the win conditions for an adversary.
It is essential to generate additional data in larger studies in order to test the validity of this proteomic approach to preimplantation aneuploidy detection and to define the real sensitivity and specificity of this methodology.
Moreover, a graph-based outbreak detection is proposed to define hazardous places for the outbreak of violence.
To extract patch-derived indices, an image segmentation method based on edge detection was used to define patches without an a priori knowledge of land cover classes.
The image was segmented based on orientation changes of the spine; edge detection was performed to define vertebral boundaries.
When the final logistic models were refitted by using the minimum detection limit (>1 8) to define seropositive status, this change made little difference to the point estimates of the ORs for antiviral drug use, age group, or seasonal vaccine.
An MP0 0) peak above background, however, invites the question of its statistical significance and a common approach for characterizing detection significance is to define a score reflecting some function of the relative amplitudes in the MP0 plot and use Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) analyses(12) to identify the trade-off between this score and detection accuracy.
Epidemiologic studies and increasingly sophisticated viral detection methodologies have helped to define the role of rhinovirus as a potential causative agent in asthma exacerbations.
Complex correlations between the drifter residual and wind velocities reveal potential errors of the SVP drogue detection system and allow to define the drogue status for drifters without information about the drogue presence.
