Sentence examples for is relevant to detect from inspiring English sources

It is relevant to detect and control the occurrence of any given pest or disease because plants are utterly sensitive to variations of environmental conditions and they have a short induced lifecycle.

It is thus of note that assessment of ICA wall thickness at SICUS is relevant to detect postoperative recurrent lesion earlier than the usual US assessment of wall thickness limited to the neo-terminal ileum.

This can be relevant to detect the QGP at RHIC and LHC.

The microgeographic approach integrating different sources of information (e.g. genetic, geographic, historic, and social) could be relevant to detect founder effects that may influence disease prevalence.

The rate of outcrossing may also be relevant to detecting selection in yeast.

Many researchers calculate model-based lead times (Duffy et al, 1995; Draisma et al, 2003; Weedon Fekjær et al, 2008; Seigneurin et al, 2011), probably because pathologists cannot say which tumours are overdiagnosed and which are clinically relevant to detect at screening.

This could also be relevant to the inability to detect a difference in S100B levels between patients having IHI and NHI.

MDC is the minimal amount of change required for the CKCUES Test score exceeds the measurement error; that is to determine the smallest amount of change that could be considered relevant to detect a difference between 2 measurements of same score.

Some of our SpA patients may have indicated nonspecific chest wall pain unrelated to SpA disease activity, and therefore this may not have been relevant to the inflammation detected by MRI.

The use of physiological state indicators, particularly of body condition, powerful and easy to obtain, could be particularly relevant to detect early warnings of population decline allowing a management before extinction.

This led us to believe that ante-mortem inspection could be particularly relevant to detect these conditions.