Sentence examples for difficulties to detect and from inspiring English sources
Some authors raise the difficulties to detect and diagnose these troubles with appropriate instruments [ 8, 7, 12, 13].
Systematic errors stemming from the difficulties to detect and interpret multiple substitutions most likely caused the Charales to affiliate with land plants when suboptimal models of amino acid substitutions were used.
This model is known to provide a better fit than site-homogeneous models, thus minimizing the impact of systematic errors stemming from the difficulties to detect and interpret multiple substitutions [ 33– 33].
CATGTR + Γ4 was found to be the best-fitting model; this finding was expected considering that site-heterogeneous models are known to provide a better fit than site-homogeneous models and minimize the impact of systematic errors arising from the difficulties to detect and interpret multiple substitutions [ 56- 59].
The difficulty to detect and quantify contaminants of emerging concern in the environment stimulates the development of appropriate analytical methods.
Patients with squamous cell carcinoma in the head and neck region (HNSCC) offer a diagnostic challenge due to difficulties to detect small tumours and metastases.
Furthermore, these authors supposed that the high divergence of putative ORFs causes difficulties to detect homologous genes through similarity searches.
Development of new drugs for Chagas disease is fraught with difficulty, not least because patients entering the indeterminate stage are asymptomatic and the difficulty to detect parasites then and in early chronic infections complicates any definitive assessment of cure.
To analyze the injected faults, the difficulty to inject (DTI) and difficulty to detect (DTD) are introduced and are measured from the programs used in the code-based experiment.
Detectability: defines the difficulty to detect the attacks, ranging from easy (E) to difficult (D), and the deployed methods to detect the attacks.
