Sentence examples for low detection rates from inspiring English sources

Heptachlor, HCH, aldrin, β-endosulfan and trans-heptachloroepoxide were detected at negligible concentrations and low detection rates and were not analyzed further.

We have no reason to assume that non-respondents on the research-driven screening were those most in distress, who would have been the easiest to be detected by the PNs, as low detection rates were reported for the whole diabetic population in the intervention practices.

While overall crime in Scotland is at a 37-year low, detection rates are varied.

These are low detection rates.

Previous approaches either address large facades with highly regular facade element patterns or provide low detection rates whereas in the context of urban tunneling the investigation of small houses with irregular facades is not uncommon.

Considering the high level of PCR sensitivity obtained with genomic DNA in these assays, the low detection rates observed for C. minus from pine needles may indicate that the DNA extraction method used may not be efficient enough for pathogen detection from P. radiata.

The candidate gene approach had a very low detection rate, the primary causative mutations were detected in one patient only (1/52, 2%).

PCB congeners with five to seven chlorines were detected in all samples, whereas other congeners showed a relatively low detection rate in CS (Tables 3 and 4).

A more direct route to increasing the low detection rate would be to tackle the sensitive issue of police reform.

Results also confirm the low detection rate of the subtle violence as constitutive of gender violence.

Given what he refers to as the "abysmally low detection rate of child abuse in this country", there need to be more, better-quality referrals, not fewer, says Tom Perry.