Sentence examples for less able to detect from inspiring English sources

The researchers believe the Pare test will eventually be more cost-effective than standard hospital CT (computerised tomography) scans, which are less able to detect microscopic cancers.

A sensitivity analysis of the assay suggested that the multiplex was no less able to detect low virus titer samples than the single-virus assay.

Results also indicated that as users' perceptions of an application's usability increases, the users are less able to detect usability problems in that application.

Backed by the leaders of several intelligence agencies – but not the NSA director, Keith Alexander, who was not present – Clapper claimed Snowden's disclosures had left the intelligence community less able to detect terrorist activity.

He also helped establish that people are less able to detect calories in soda and other drinks than in solid foods, and so are less apt to put the brakes on overconsumption.

Those most confident of being undogmatic and possessing the scientific spirit may thereby become all the less able to detect dogmatism and failures of the scientific spirit in themselves.

The RD4 PCR was approximately 10 times less sensitive but still able to detect the equivalent of 5 organisms when using purified DNA.

Poorer knowledge about breast cancer symptoms was associated with less confidence in being able to detect a breast change (P < 0.001) and with decreased intention to seek help in the event of symptom discovery (P = 0.02).

However, for blood product screening, it is less crucial to be able to detect HIV/HCV coinfection as any donations screening positive for either HIV or HCV will be discarded [ 23].

Using Method I, we were able to detect less than 5% of the minority allele for two SNPs (rs1042713 andB2 and rs5925 LDLR) and less than 9% for rs4331 ACE, rs1042719 ADrs5351s5351 EDNRB and rs5930 LDLR (Table 2).

Although the assay was able to detect less than 10 viral genomes per sample as determined by spiking DNA from the spleen of an uninfected mouse with a graded number of copies of the plasmid containing the HindIII-N fragment of MHV-68, constant quantification was possible at 50 or more copies per sample.