Sentence examples for likely to detect from inspiring English sources

Beef Products said its testing regime was more likely to detect contamination.

(The theory is that if you look at lung X-rays and blood work closely enough to detect pneumonia you are also likely to detect other significant problems).

Those who let the wine warm up a bit are likely to detect its piquant berrylike flavor.

Protocol aware so that they are less likely to detect.

Instead, the system works using distant spectrometry; likely to detect specific molecules associated with alcohol on the breath.

This is when the building occupants are more likely to detect the problems with their naked eyes.

In 1976 dry tilt was considered to be an accurate and tested method, likely to detect widespread deformation.

Second, would they be more likely to detect it if, upon noticing, they would have to change their actions?

All assays likely recognized Jγx-2 genes, but only two assays were likely to detect most Jγx-1 genes.

These almost always take place on match days and are only likely to detect the use of performance-enhancing substances.

A by-mail audit can nix inadequately documented (even if legitimate) business deductions but isn't likely to detect unreported income.