Sentence examples for expecting to detect from inspiring English sources

The icy comet is more than 400 million kilometers (about 250 million miles) from the sun, the researchers said in a written statement, so they weren't expecting to detect such a wide variety of molecules until the space rock neared the sun and warmed up.

As HMGB1 is implicated in autophagy (Tang et al, 2010, 2011), we performed electron-microscopic analyses expecting to detect changes of autophagy in Purkinje cells.

However, given the pooled trials of surfactant, which included 1500 randomised infants, 18 was barely enough to demonstrate the mortality reduction, expecting to detect a mortality reduction by the collaborative is unrealistic.

They defended a string of auditing failures by talking of an "expectations gap"—arguing that auditors could not be expected to detect fraud.

"I don't think we can be expected to detect fraud," he said.

It is expected to detect and track more than 200,000 asteroids in its first year of operation.

People cannot be expected to detect complex scams pressuring them to transfer money immediately, or lookalike bills from their solicitor or builder".

The editors of each journal has said in the Hwang case that the expert reviewers who scrutinize submitted manuscripts cannot be expected to detect fabricated data.

By expanding the research next year to include more gravitational lenses, astronomers expect to detect at least 10 such distant objects, some perhaps even farther away.

Even more important, he said, it is expected to detect infections as much as a year before symptoms appear.

Like other scientific journals, Science has long taken the position that its reviewing procedures work well but cannot be expected to detect deliberate fraud, and therefore no change is necessary.