Sentence examples for efforts at detecting from inspiring English sources

The report urges new efforts at detecting latent tuberculosis infections, particularly among immigrants.

The agency already has stepped up efforts at detecting and preventing such contamination in drinking water from surface sources like lakes and rivers but has not previously pursued similar efforts in systems that rely on underground sources.

Evidence that pancreatic cancers rapidly grow through its clinical stages has implications for efforts at detecting pancreatic cancers while it is still at its lowest stage.

Antimicrobial drug susceptibility testing was performed by using Etest (bioMérieux, Marcy l'Etoile, France) as part of the California rapid response project to enhance surveillance efforts aimed at detecting treatment failures and containing the spread of isolates that require increased MICs of third-generation cephalosporins.

It is submitted that the challenge for future research in medical geology would lie in an organised effort aimed at detecting, verifying and documenting such relationships.

As the inquiry proceeds, government officials said, the effort is as much directed at detecting financial patterns that could signal another potential attack as it is at unraveling the financing of the Sept. 11 attacks.

Efforts aimed at promoting safer sexual behaviours and at detecting and treating infected individuals, especially young adult men, are therefore important to reduce transmission to sexual partners.

In addition to approaches aimed at detecting fetal-specific nucleic acids in the maternal circulation, efforts have been made to detect fetal-specific proteins in maternal plasma.

None of these efforts has used a functioning system to analyze how effective it would be at detecting a biological attack.

In an effort to bypass this time-consuming, hit-and-miss process, a microarray approach aimed at detecting new hantaviruses harbored by soricomorphs is being explored.

However, at the recommended sampling effort level of 0.26% of the study area, the marked recount method does perform fairly well at detecting population declines (Fig. 5).