Sentence examples for impacts of detection from inspiring English sources

The impacts of detection probability, population clustering, and survey proportion on these overall patterns are discussed in the following sections.

The first control u 1 t) attempts to strengthen the impact of vaccination and the second control u 2 t) attempts to strengthen the impact of detection and culling of infectious symptomatic infectious animals while the third control u 3 t) attempts to strengthen the impact of detection and culling of infectious nonsymptomatic animals.

There are many explanations of this including whether cultivation over-represents this species, the impact of detection thresholds in T-RFLP profiling, and possible contamination of growth media.

We also considered the impact of detection bias among initiators of metformin or SUs by excluding cancers occurring in the first year after the initiation of therapy.

The IARC handbook concludes that studies are required on the natural history of DCIS, and on the impact of detection and treatment of DCIS on the incidence of invasive cancers.

Consequently, our study confirmed the impact of detection methods to ascertain the actual prevalence of Blastocystis sp. in human populations and the interest and higher sensitivity of qPCR assays in comparison to non-qPCR methods for epidemiological surveys.

Sensitivity analyses, excluding cases diagnosed after 1990 (when PSA testing began in earnest in Norway) and their matched controls, were also performed to assess the impact of detection bias.

Despite their lower educational and social economic status, mothers have strong impact on detection of illness of their babies after birth and the outcome of subsequent clinical care.

The paper went on to consider the impact of detections on the Home Office's two other priorities - reducing antisocial behaviour and the public's fear of crime - and it noted that not even the Home Office had been able to find any link.

Training courses organized by the committee improved the standardization of the laboratory procedures throughout the country and had great impact on detection of resistance mechanisms and infection control.

However, the results of Experiment 1 suggested that even without noise, attention has a large impact on detection of a target with low, but not high, temporal frequencies.