Sentence examples for little to detect from inspiring English sources

Police chiefs have felt hemmed in for years by having to spend large sums of money on things the public likes but which they feel do little to detect crime.

As Congress finances a crackdown on tax cheating by the working poor, it is doing little to detect abuses by people, usually among the wealthiest Americans, who do not rely entirely on wages for their income.

That is, although WTCCC had little power to detect small associations, it had great power to detect larger effect sizes and failed to do so.

Because these sub-groups were represented by small sample sizes, we had little power to detect interactions.

Unfortunately, the number of cases included in the analysis was small, and therefore, we had little power to detect a potential association.

Likewise, mean fluorescence intensities for each TKR and signaling node from the 12 dogs provided a small data set thus giving little power to detect non-Gaussian distributions and therefore were evaluated using a nonparametric analysis of Wilcoxon matched-pairs signed- rank test which assumes that the differences in groups are distributed symmetrically around their median.

There was little ability to detect variability at this level because of small numbers.

Alternatively, the small number of genes with significantly elevated expression provided little power to detect motifs responsible for co-ordinate regulation.

With small samples (n = 3), non-parametric tests have little power to detect differences especially when we work with biological samples that are intrinsically variable.

However, both studies were based on a survey of a very small number of genomic regions, which may have afforded them little power to detect differences.

Note, however, that many of the Kruskal-Wallis tests would have had little power to detect a difference across chromosomes, as a consequence of small ratios of the number of loci to the number of chromosomes.