Sentence examples for inhibited detection from inspiring English sources

Opposite results pertaining to physician density may be due to the generally low levels of physician densities in Anand and Bärnighausen's sample (the implication being that lack of variation in the author's sample inhibited detection of statistical relationships).

We reasoned that Ube2W was only targeting a lysine residue in a SUMO-2 N-terminus if it is not structurally constrained, and that technical limitations inhibited detection of the ubiquitylated peptide.

Endotoxin was not detected in An alone, and An did not inhibit detection of 0.5 EU/mL of standard LPS.

Morbid obesity can inhibit detection of gallbladder pathology due to increased subcutaneous and visceral fat.

We have previously shown that the presence of phosphorylation can inhibit detection of electron capture dissociation (ECD) fragments of doubly charged peptide ions.

This feature is related to liver expression of the transgene inhibiting detection of glucose abundance.

This concept failed, however, because small ions in the solution caused a screening effect inhibiting detection of the changes [ 49].

Finally, the soluble splice variant of VEGFR1 (sFlt-1) has been shown to inhibit detection of VEGF in previous commercially available pan-VEGF ELISAs (Maynard et al, 2003).

Unlike the case for Glomeris, however, this membrane does not disturb the in-situ hybridization procedure; it does not stain unspecifically or inhibit detection of specific staining.

Periods for which the filtered signals are below zero inhibit detection and thus can mislead the prediction of the end of the outbreak signature.

However, higher sampling rates or longer sampling times may be necessary to measure extremely low virus concentrations in ambient air, and both of these approaches have the potential to injure or destroy viruses and thus inhibit detection.