Sentence examples for has escaped detection from inspiring English sources
The cytoplasmic determinant providing suppression most likely resides in mtDNA itself, although we cannot completely exclude some other maternally inherited element that has escaped detection, such as a tetracycline-resistant, prokaryotic endosymbiont not detected by PCR using universal primers, or a cytoplasmically transmitted plasmid or virus.
The existence of such an agent has long been surmised, but until now it has escaped detection.
They say that when Illinois enacted its 1994 pension law, it erred, a problem that has escaped detection until now.
"Billie-Jo's murderer has escaped detection because of the dreadful errors of the police investigation and their single-minded and desperate determination to convict me at all costs.
The executive has failed to prove that extraterritorial search warrants seeking stored electronic information would be more than a trivial addition to its already formidable law enforcement arsenal, i.e., it has not shown that even one non-trivial crime has escaped detection or prosecution because of the absence of extraterritorial search warrants.
Perhaps, this is one reason why this mechanism of cell death has escaped detection by routine histological and immunocytochemical methods.
This demonstrates the ability of high-resolution array CGH to identify small alterations that may have escaped detection by other means, and to detect efficiently the chromosomal location, size, and relative level of a genetic alteration.
Technical advances in ultrasound, multi-detector computed tomography (MDCT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) have increased our ability to detect small-sized hepatic lesions and low-contrast lesions, which would have escaped detection some years ago [ 1, 2].
It is not clear how many migrants had escaped detection.
One example of a class of models that could have escaped detection at the LHC has been labelled "natural supersymmetry".
In his report, Armstrong credited the press, without which, he believed, "this outbreak would largely have escaped detection".
