Sentence examples for low detection ability from inspiring English sources

The good performance in detecting clinically relevant pneumothoraces, but the relatively low detection ability for overall pneumothorax (including small and tiny), already addressed in the discussion, can also be seen as a limitation of our study.

For seasonal flu, experts have long known about the low detection ability of the rapid tests.

The density of Ovine 50 K SNP BeadChip is not high enough and may lead to low detection ability and deviation.

Compared to NMR, mass spectrometry is more widely used in drug metabolite identification, due to its high selectivity and sensitivity, low detection limit, and ability to analyze mixtures [ 32].

When contaminating and authentic molecules have similar low abundance, fluctuations in the detection ability can lead to confusion between them.

A broad linear range, low detection limit, along with good ability to suppress the background current from large excess ascorbic acid (AA) and uric acid (UA) were obtained.

The different Ni- and mixed CuNi-modified microelectrodes were examined as glucose sensors and the best performing electrodes based on the alloyed deposit exhibited very high sensitivity (5720 μA mM−1 cm−2), low detection limit (0.3 μM) and ability to quantify glucose in blood serum.

To enhance the detection ability, we used low-molecular weight RNA isolated from 4-week old seedlings of B. oleracea and B. rapa.

Further support for the claim that visual perceptual load critically determines auditory detection sensitivity comes from our finding that individuals with a larger visual perceptual capacity (as indexed by more efficient search performance) were also found to have enhanced auditory detection ability, relative to low-span individuals.

The in situ prepared [Hg2++L] complex shows well recognition ability for cysteine with a low detection limit (2.23×10−7 M) through fluorescence turning on.

Nevertheless, transient bacteremia, biofilms, and pathologies with low bacterial levels can affect the test's detection ability (i.e endocarditis or neutropenic patients) [30].