Sentence examples for is not often detected from inspiring English sources
Considerable controversy surrounds the EMT hypothesis of metastasis, as evidence of EMT is not often detected in tumor pathological preparations [ 22, 24, 25].
Although some studies (Kulmala et al, 2006) reported that early integration is noted in women with LSILs, our data suggests that integration is not often detected in women with LSILs, and probably is not essential for progression during transition from LSILs to HSILs.
The adherent fraction displayed a high level of bacterial diversity but the commonly cultivated cellulolytic species were not often detected.
However, patient-reported outcomes indicated a different toxicity profile; respiratory toxicity was common and was not often detected by the health-care providers.
The e-waste recycling processes release significant amounts of BDE-209 that are not often detected in the U.S. population (Bi et al. 2007; Yuan et al. 2008).
DNT is not often used in gun powder and was detected at a level three times below the limit of quantification (LOQ) precluding quantitation.
It is not often obvious at birth and is usually detected after birth by an increasing head circumference that crosses percentiles on the growth chart.
A possible limitation of GE interaction studies that is not often appreciated is that the power to detect GE interaction depends on the distribution of the genotypes, environments, and outcomes (Caspi et al. 2010).
Accordingly, standard antimicrobial susceptibility testing methods are not often appropriate in detecting these phenotypes and studies with richer media, heavier inoculum (to detect the low frequency resistance of 1/10) and extended period of incubation have been documented as alternative testing conditions.
These countries are not often able to detect and respond to influenza A/H5N1 infections in birds.
Often, the problem is not detected until children develop persistent ringing in the ears or begin to have learning or behavior problems in school because of trouble understanding speech.
