Sentence examples for in detecting whether from inspiring English sources
He said blood tests turned out not to be helpful in detecting whether a person was infected, and health officials were then criticized by patients who asked: "Why did you draw my blood if it did not benefit me directly?" "Where we failed was in adequately communicating to the community and individuals involved the limitations of that mode of testing," Dr. Agwunobi said.
Given observations of the form in (2), we are interested in detecting whether f ∗ ∈ D or f∗is anomalous.
We were primarily interested in detecting whether the critical sense was related to the cognitive or the emotional.
To take into account the uncertainty of long-term predictions in detecting whether a host is not overloaded, Algorithm 2 is proposed.
In this second model, the primary interest is in detecting whether the severity of stroke (GCS or NIHSS) predicts if a patient is admitted to SU or GMW, after controlling for other observable characteristics of the patients (case-mix, demographic variables, and other pre-stroke conditions).
ROC analysis showed that an optimal DI threshold of 1.67%, yielded a 96.7% accuracy (95.1% sensitivity and 100% specificity) of TMS-evoked potentials in detecting whether a change in stimulation parameters occurred, or not.
And so in this context, detecting whether a sequence is in the interior of this cone reduces to solving a finite-dimensional convex optimization problem.
US during CR reduces the time required to determine the cause of cardiac arrest (CT, SH, PE, TP), and thus to decrease the time until an effective treatment, in addition to detecting whether or not mechanical activity in the heart and distinguish true pulseless electrical activity.
This paper examines the patterns of environmental innovation in the chemical sector and focuses in particular on detecting whether the rise of sustainable chemistry technologies (SCT) has stimulated the emergence of new organizations.
Under proposed regulations not only banks but merchants, like auto dealers, real estate agents and travel agencies, are obliged to snoop on their customers in hopes of detecting whether money was obtained illicitly.
More work is required to establish whether the use of pain tools is feasible in the acute hospital, whether these tools are reliable in detecting pain and whether there is a relationship between pain, particularly that which is undetected and undertreated, and BPSD.
