Sentence examples for is preferable to detect from inspiring English sources

In endemic areas, diagnosis may be based on detection of antibody but in new introductions of disease it is preferable to detect the virus.

As a scientific requirement, it is preferable to detect several hundred counts of dust particles during the mission period (assumed one year) in order to identify their origins (meteoroids, comets, and interstellar matter) by the orbits of the observed dust particles.

We believe it is preferable to detect ARMD soft tissue damage and fluid-filled cavities at an early stage before the damage becomes extensive and irreversible.

When investigating possible methane emission, it is preferable to detect CH4 from plants, since the natural atmospheric background concentration of CH4 is only 20 ppbv, compared with a high level of 1.7 ppmv for CH4.

Although it would be preferable to detect the disease gene, the ability of the method to return a negative result is an asset of the method.

A further question that arises from this work is whether CT is preferable to plain radiography to accurately detect features of NBF.

Screening of all emergency admissions to detect MRSA colonization is preferable to selective screening, relatively inexpensive, and might reduce the MRSA colonization rate of hospital-acquired MRSA and MRSA bacteraemia among emergency admissions.

"Who could argue that a rape detected is preferable to the same rape prevented, a murder solved is better than a life saved, or the arrest of a paedophile is better than the children in question never coming to harm in the first place?" the report asks.

In order to obtain higher fleece growth responses and improve the ability of experiments to detect treatment effects it is preferable to start cashmere growth experiments by midsummer and conduct experiments for at least 4 months.

Therefore, it is preferable to have at least 5% wt of the functionalized groups on the sample to detect IR activity.

Skilled interviewers can detect deception, and an honest, "I'm not sure," is preferable to a lie.