Sentence examples for may be detection from inspiring English sources

The curves suggest that the outbreak there has waned, as Mexican health officials there have asserted (though there may be detection bias because of factors like processing older samples first).

Thus, one explanation for the association may be detection bias from increased medical surveillance.

One reason for the high rate of false positives may be detection of other gynecological conditions, such as nabothian cysts, which may also appear yellow.

However, individual peptides may be detected repetitively and these detections can be stored as numeric information.

In summary, detection of methylation of PPP1R3C alone or in combination with EFHD1 in plasma DNA showed high sensitivity and specificity in CRC detection, and may be useful detection method for CRC, especially for early-stage CRCs.

But one of the coolest new features may be "gap detection".

This would imply that metabolic staining may be below detection limits.

The objectives of follow-up after complete surgery may be early detection and treatment of relapses [ 51].

Another probable explanation for the discrepancy of published results may be the detection method which is commonly used for macroprolactin measurement.

The increased number of smaller contacts may be below detection by fluorescence microscopy, but we cannot exclude the possibility that some ER-mitochondria contacts are ERMES-independent.

However, given the low number of data points available for the correlation analysis, we take these results with caution, as there may be low detection power.