Sentence examples for growing detection from inspiring English sources

Aim: The increase in incidence of thyroid cancer during the last decades (about 2% of new cancer cases in Austria) without concomitant rise in mortality may reflect the growing detection of indolent forms of thyroid cancer.

If a fast-growing malign melanoma is growing without detection, the effectiveness of the diagnostic and treatment processes might be of little help.

Face images are obtained by growing the detection to the under-head area.

Figure S4 demonstrates the accuracy of the automated image analysis software by comparing its detection of growing colonies to detection by visual inspection of images on a computer monitor.

This is because the initial phases of treatment have a major impact on the potential for new resistant mutants: should few be initially present or emerge, they will either go stochastically extinct or will not grow to detection levels (1 billion cells) in the 50 year time frame of these numerical experiments.

And to reduce the growing gantlet of detection devices that passengers must endure, it is researching all-in-one detectors for metal and explosives, for both baggage and people.

Confession is usually the best option if the company is sure it is the first in the cartel to step forward and it senses a growing risk of detection.

There is a growing literature on detection of these designer molecules by mass spectrometry-based methods (see for example [26 40]).

The performance of each candidate segmentation is evaluated within the genetic algorithm, by a comparison to two physics-based techniques for region growing and edge detection.

The first tests examined γ-D accumulation in the 'Elyana' and 'Mara des Bois' parental lines and representative progeny over a growing season, using detection by GCMS.

It means that start from the point that meet the detection standards, growing area in all directions; if the proximal point meet the detection criterion, add it into the small area, and when the new points are merged, repeat the process to a new region, Until there is no acceptable adjacent point, generation process will to come to an end.   3.