Sentence examples for interest for detecting from inspiring English sources
The three-dimensional (3-D) detection of millimeter-scale ionization trails is of interest for detecting nuclear recoils in directional fast neutron detectors and in direction-sensitive searches for weakly interacting massive particles (WIMPs), which may constitute the Dark Matter of the universe.
Its early ICU evolution is of interest for detecting severe outcome.
We therefore believe that this tracer may be of interest for detecting high-risk plaques in humans and perhaps also in tracking the effect of aggressive pharmacological treatment, like high dose of statins.
Therefore, FDG is of little or no interest for detecting skeletal sites from prostate cancer in current clinical practice.
Although CT initially sparked interest for detecting malignancies, concerns about its specificity, radiation dose, and exposure to iodinated contrast agents that can cause allergic reactions prevented its adoption into regular use for diagnosis and staging of breast cancer patients[ 81 83].
Author response: We decided not to expand the Background section because both issues are already addressed there, even if briefly, and the reader interested in methods for detecting positive selection is referred to Ref. [ 13]. - It may be useful to carry out the statistics on subgroups (GOF or inactivation) Author response: Some statistics on this point is available in Ref. [ 16] (Table 1).
Furthermore, we raise the interest of spatial filtering for detecting inconsistencies inside composite datasets.
Fine mapping through dense genotyping of a locus of interest represents one approach for detecting population-specific variants.
Electrochemiluminescence (ECL) based on Ru bpy 32+ (bpy = 2,2'-bipyridyl) has attracted much research- and application-based interest due to its capacity for detecting a number of analytes [8] [10].
Since past years, many studies have shown a sustained interest in development of techniques for detecting hypoxia.
The genotyping assay contains two unlabeled primers (forward and reverse) for amplifying the sequence of interest and two labeled probes for detecting alleles.
