The phrase "mechanical detection" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means the process of discovering something using mechanical tools or devices. For example, "In this experiment, we used mechanical detection to analyze the sample."
There was no change in the ability of subjects to detect innocuous tactile stimuli (mechanical detection threshold) over the study period (Fig 2).
mechanical detection threshold.
B. Mechanical detection threshold (MDT) tests for A-beta fiber function using von Frey filaments.
Mechanical detection thresholds (MDT) were measured using standardized Semmes-Weinstein monofilaments with 20 different diameters (North Coast Medical, Canada).
Recent research into the automation of the detection of eggshell cracks is focused both on optical and mechanical detection principles.
A standardized set of modified "von Frey filaments" (0.25 512 mN) was used to determine the mechanical detection threshold (MDT) to quantify the A-β-fiber function.
Sensory tests were performed that included vibration-detection threshold (VDT), mechanical-detection threshold (MDT), and pressure-pain threshold (PPT).
In addition, the mechanical-detection thresholds (MDT), vibration-detection thresholds (VDT), and pressure-pain thresholds (PPT) were determined at pain-related and control areas.
Sensory testing included mechanical-detection threshold (MDT), pressure-pain threshold (PPT), and vibration-detection threshold (VDT) and was conducted in four areas: two pain-related areas and two control areas.
MDT = mechanical-detection threshold PPT = pressure-pain threshold VDT = vibration-detection threshold An ANCOVA model with 2 groups, baseline values and expectancy as covariates revealed significant group differences in PPT at all areas.
The mechanical-detection threshold (MDT) was quantified using a set of 17 von Frey filaments (Aesthesiometer, SOMEDIC, Sweden) at a patient's Pain-Maximum and Pain-Adjacent points, on the back of their right hand, and on the dorsum of their right foot according to the QST protocol [ 38].
