Sentence examples for difficult detection from inspiring English sources

However, many hMSC studies have been restricted by limited cell numbers and difficult detection in vivo.

However, the deficit of the random labeled graph matching is extremely difficult detection of facial features in a complex background.

Also, a very difficult detection case for the surface defects of strongly reflected metal is depicted in details.

Given that humans seem to have a poor memory for where they have looked during difficult detection tasks, it seems clear, in principle, that technology could improve performance.

However, these staining materials have deficits in imaging, such as poor tissue contrast and difficult detection in deep, dark anatomical regions.

The test sessions started two hours later, to overcome the high cortisol morning peak and consequently to prevent the more difficult detection in salivary cortisol changes.

Those cases involving more difficult detections we explicitly mention in the paper program used and statistical support for the particular relationship or the Z score cutoffs used by DALIlite for structural relationships.

We let observers do a difficult stimulus detection task, in which they had to detect schematic happy and sad faces embedded in noise.

We let observers do a difficult stimulus detection task, in which they had to detect schematic emotional faces embedded in noise, whilst listening to music that made them happy or sad.

In childhood tuberculosis, prediction of effective treatment is particularly difficult since detection of M. tuberculosis in sputum fails in the majority of cases.

Our data suggest that, across a variety of simple manipulations, eye-tracking feedback does not appear to be useful during a difficult target detection task.