Sentence examples for method might miss from inspiring English sources

Writing in the journal Urologic Oncology, researchers from Ohio State University said the current method might miss the disease in one out of seven cases.

Our method might miss this type of TF-structure correspondence.

Whereas Reid et al. (2009, 2012) estimated diabetes prevalence based on age, race, and sex of a county's population and applied the diabetes incidence rate of each group, we thought this method might miss small-scale effects of diabetes.

In order to reduce the ratio of false positive predictions we used a very stringent criterion for target predictions, i.e., simple blast searches for antisense hits with not more than 3 mismatches [ 40], although this method might miss some authentic targets.

Given that previous analyses examining the cost effectiveness of screening have used urine based screening methods, 12 13 and as this might miss a considerable proportion of people with chronic kidney disease, 10 we used estimated glomerular filtration rate to screen for the presence of chronic kidney disease.

He added that a sliding pay-for-performance method would inevitably mean that some staff might miss out on pay rises.

The computational linguistic methods that use one sentence as a processing unit might miss the contextual information [4].

Herson et al (2011) suggest that stopping trials early might miss late treatment effects and so futility methods should be used with caution.

In addition, methods based on the detection of EpCAM, like the CellSearch™ system, might miss CTCs that have undergone epithelial-mesenchymal transition [ 23].

He might miss everything.

Naturally, I might miss a few bands.