Sentence examples for its inability to detect from inspiring English sources

The clinical use of Doppler studies is, however, limited by the lower limit of detection, its inability to detect slow flow velocity and its limited accuracy in quantifying renal blood flow.

The drawbacks of this procedure are its steep cost (10 times that of IHC), sophistication, the need for a fluorescence microscope, the temporary signal (it requires a special camera), and its inability to detect and assess tumor histomorphology.

Although the approach is limited by its inability to detect less conserved miRNAs, it is a nonetheless efficient and cost-effective.

It is a spin-off of the Care Quality Commission (CQC), which has been in trouble recently with the public, because of its inability to detect warning signs in care homes.

A disadvantage of this method is its inability to detect species-specific regulatory mechanisms and the sensitivity to the alignment of the regulatory regions.

Absence of significant difference between PLCs in the two groups demonstrates its inability to detect lithium-induced thyroid side effects.

Limitations of the early trauma CT include its modest sensitivity for assessing injury to pancreas, bowel and mesentery, as well as its relative inability to detect venous hemorrhage.

Despite its 'presumed presence' the inability to detect or visualise dystroglycan in other classes of adhesion has hampered further investigation in this area.

Its lethality primarily stems from inability to detect the disease during the early organ-confined stage and the lack of effective therapies for advanced-stage disease.

The limitations of the current pilot study include its small sample size, the inability to detect vitreal lipid profiles, lack of DHA serum levels measurements, and perhaps low doses of omega-3 LCPUFAs in supplements.

The timing of the satellite detections and the inability to detect fire through clouds can lead to missed detections and an underestimation of fire detections [41, 48].