Sentence examples for difficulties detection of from inspiring English sources

Owing to these technical difficulties, detection of tumour-associated mutations in the plasma/serum has not been extensively used as a clinical tool for cancer detection.

The categorical verification confirms that these satellite-based rainfall estimates have difficulties in detection of rain over the southeast peninsula and northeast India.

Previously, Morgan and colleagues detected CDK2-derived peptides by Hunter 2D peptide mapping system but noted difficulties in detection of T-loop derived peptides due to the strong binding of the peptides to the PVDF membrane [29].

They also discussed difficulties with detection of NG2 glia in routinely processed surgical and autopsy tissue.

Difficulties in detection of defect relate primarily to distinguishing appropriately between short-term and long-term fluctuation.

A CT-angiography revealed the absence of the portal vein and difficulties with detection of any intrahepatic portal vascular system (Fig. 4G).

For instance, it must have been difficult for the women to give correct answers regarding weight before pregnancy, smoking habits, alcohol consumption, months of being breast-fed as an infant etc. Bias in the answers about these types of personal characteristics can lead to difficulties in detection of real associations in regression analysis, or to detection of false associations.

Similarly, Fig. 4G shows a CT-angiography demonstrating the absence of the portal vein and difficulties with detection of any intrahepatic portal vascular system in patient 2. Patient 1 received an 8 cm long vein, anastomosed to the superior mesenteric vein and the left portal vein as earlier described (Fig. 5A) Olausson et al., 2012.

Thus our previous difficulties might be caused by migration of transplanted cells to other site, which induce the difficulty of detection of transplanted iPSCs.

Vertical root fractures of teeth (VRFs) often pose a diagnostic dilemma because of the difficulty in detection of these in intraoral radiographs except in certain cases with very distinct clinical findings.

Wrong estimations of epidemic velocities are for inefficient outbreak reporting systems during the course of epidemics which makes very difficulty the detection of outbreak sources, attribution of outbreaks to food and/or infected individuals, and prediction of outbreak spread.