Sentence examples for feasibility to detect from inspiring English sources

A feasibility to detect them using Raman spectroscopy is of paramount importance.

We applied probe 1 to microorganisms to demonstrate the feasibility to detect arylsulfatase activity in colony-based liquid-phase assays.

We aimed to assess the tolerability of SGM-101, a fluorescent anti-CEA monoclonal antibody, and to investigate the feasibility to detect colorectal cancer with intraoperative fluorescence imaging.

However, to the best of our knowledge, no study has so far investigated the feasibility to detect cancerous lesions directly in the target tissue before they appear visible to the human reader.

The real-world field tests demonstrate the technical feasibility to detect consumption relevant situations in real-world scenarios and that the driving advice leads to a more efficient driving style.

However, in our previous study, elevated OEF with decreased cerebral blood flow was detected by 15O-labelled gases PET in the rat stroke model, suggesting the feasibility to detect the subtle changes in tumor perfusion or oxygen consumption.

This is the first time that a polySi NW CMOS biosensor chip has shown feasibilities to detect specific biomarkers in serum samples.

Recently, many demonstration projects have been established in China to promote the production and marketing of new energy vehicles, to explore their economical, technical and political feasibility and to detect technological flaws and design deficiency.

According to this iterative model the theory-based development of the complex intervention is followed by exploratory feasibility studies to detect, check and modify potential limitations in the study design before potentially planning and conducting a subsequent evaluation study to assess the intervention's effectiveness, if possible in a randomized controlled trial (RCT).

Two-dimensional OCT depth images (known as structural OCT) have been used in a number of ex vivo and in vivo feasibility studies to detect oral disorders, such as mucositis [ 8, 9], leukoplakia [ 10, 11], submucosal fibrosis [ 6], and squamous cell carcinoma [ 10, 12– 15].

Our objective was to evaluate the 3D power Doppler angiography (PDA) in terms of feasibility and ability to detect placental hypo-perfusion in an experimental rabbit model of intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR).