Sentence examples for detects a large proportion from inspiring English sources

A high PVP implies that the screening program is effective because it detects a large proportion of actual cases among individuals with positive results.

Despite this, community case finding for TB and HIV would detect a large proportion of currently undetected cases more quickly and therefore limit transmission.

Therefore, whilst serologic tests may detect animals in the late stages of M. bovis infection [42], they are currently of limited use when used in isolation in disease control programmes since they fail to detect a large proportion of an individual's infectious period [39].

The CCA POC test for S. mansoni detected a large proportion of infections identified by microscopy (sensitivity 89%).

Read coverage of scaffolds has to be sufficiently high to detect a large proportion of heterozygotes within a scaffold to mark it for removal.

However, such studies have shown that systems can detect a large proportion of subtle lesions using a retrospective review of prior screening films of patients with cancer.

In this study, a screening threshold of RPG >7 mmol/L was selected to minimise false positives yet provide adequate sensitivity to detect a large proportion of the patients who would warrant further confirmatory testing for prediabetes and diabetes.

Despite this potential limitation, we were able to detect a large proportion (27%%, 2750 genes) of genes in the ovine mammary gland that were differentially expressed between late pregnancy and early lactation.

It was demonstrated that both tests might fail to detect a large proportion of PI calves in the presence of persisting maternal antibodies, confirming results from previous studies[ 29, 30].

Not much is known about male/female difference besides Kong et al. data, who inferred a 85% overlap (thus 15% difference) between male and female CO sites but also Paigen et al. 2008 who detect a large proportion (18 over 28 in a sample analyzed) of intervals with significant difference in activity.

Our protocol and sampling regime for milk ELISA detected a large proportion (74%%) of buffaloes that had resumed their ovarian cyclicity by Day 150 post partum but the farmers' oestrus detection rate was low under the assumption that the observed progesterone rise in milk followed an ovulation and a normal cycle.