Sentence examples for likely to detect changes from inspiring English sources

This is because hybridization signals from multiple probes are used to detect a CNV and so, within a complex CNV, only a fraction of probes are likely to detect changes in genome content.

Disease-specific questionnaires are more likely to detect changes that occur in that particular condition, but they do not allow comparison with treatment for other conditions.

When comparing instrument 1 to instrument 2, the more responsive instrument is more likely to detect changes over time than the other one.

The increased frequency of CG > TA mutations compared with TA > CG reflects the fact that these mutations are mainly driven by C > T changes, and in the unique SNV sets we are more likely to detect changes that occurred in that particular sample, whereas in the common SNV set we are more likely to detect changes that occurred in the reference genome.

Although generic questionnaires are designed to measure all important aspects of quality of life, they are less likely to detect change in quality of life than disease-specific questionnaires which focus on specific areas of quality of life.

Since robust ovariectomy-induced changes to bone structure at the proximal tibia, femur neck, and lumbar vertebrae are certainly manifest by 12 weeks and such changes only begin to be detectable earlier, 2 7 weeks after ovariectomy, it is likely difficult to detect changes in alveolar bone in rats prior to 12 weeks after ovariectomy.

Consequently, the study likely lacked sufficient power to detect changes in secondary outcomes, particularly outcomes with larger variance such as the rate of co-morbidities and resource utilisation.

These biomarkers need to detect changes in the patient's immune response and are likely to reflect parameters associated with the mechanism of action identified in preclinical models.

Monitoring of systems prone to phreatic eruptions, which do not necessarily involve significant magma movement, will be more likely to detect subtle changes that do occur prior to explosions if instruments are deployed closer to the conduit than would normally be the case for volcanoes prone to magmatic eruptions.

Disease specific measures, however, have an advantage over generic measures in that they are more likely to detect subtle changes in specific conditions, thus having better responsiveness.

On the other hand, methods likely to detect subtle changes in the brain are essential for evaluating the effects of type 1 DM on the brain since the gradual progress of cerebral changes may make them difficult to detect until years after onset of type 1 DM.