Sentence examples for impossible to detect and from inspiring English sources

Substances like human growth hormone and the blood booster erythropoietin, or EPO, are still virtually impossible to detect, and "it is still easy to use testosterone" with fast-acting creams, he said.

At which point we arrive at the insidious genius of our iPhone, Google, A.I. era, in which the distinction between human behavior that is and isn't "assisted" becomes almost impossible to detect, and therefore to enforce.

Among the striking Global Zero proposals is one to eliminate outright the fixed, land-based intercontinental nuclear missiles that form one leg of the three-part nuclear arsenal, and instead rely solely on submarines, which are nearly impossible to detect, and long-range bombers, which can be summoned back from an attack should a crisis ease.

Throw in the fact that some of the new drugs are used safely for clinical purposes and are nearly impossible to detect, and widespread use seems inevitable.

As a consequence, newly arising microbial strains or species with functionally important, but previously unobserved, genomic variants may prove difficult or impossible to detect and identify.

However, the rapid gene loss and gene rearrangements that follow a multiple gene duplication episode can make them difficult or even impossible to detect; and there is often no clear consensus on the number of ancient multiple gene duplication episodes or their precise location in evolutionary history.

Regarding the automatic detection, they found that some drivers are difficult or impossible to detect automatically, and some smells are better detected by experienced participants than by automatic means.

807 (11.8%) at temporary study sites in the villages and 114 (1.7%) at home completed the preset lens examination without mydriasis, which might have made it impossible to detect PVD, and, therefore, we excluded these participants from the calculation of prevalence.

Yet in milder doses, self-serving exaggeration can be nearly impossible to detect, experts say, and there are several explanations.

However, due to the difficulty of extracting sufficient amount of starting mRNA or total RNA from biological materials, such as rice stamen, it is usually impossible to detect the amounts and sequences of mRNA directly.

Blind-spots to the front and side of HGVs can make it difficult (sometimes impossible) to detect close proximity VRUs and may be the cause of some collisions.