Sentence examples for methodology of detection from inspiring English sources

The issue of authenticity of food products is extremely important, as well as diagnosis of flawed and damaged provisions, e.g., development of methodology of detection of the causes of food defects such as discoloration, aftertastes, and precipitates in drinks.

The first cases of CD 027 were reported in 2010 [ 18] and due to variations in application of clinical definitions, methodology of detection and incomplete strain specific data, we do not yet know the exact magnitude of the problem.

Discrepancies between the findings for DTCs and CTCs may be explained either by differences in the methodology of detection (RT PCR for CK-19 only, as compared with ICC for CK8, 18 and 19 for the DTCs and Ep-CAM enrichment, followed by pan-cytokeratin staining for CTCs), or because DTCs and CTCs represent two different levels of risk.

Although there were previous reports that showed Ron expression in over 50% of primary HNSCCs (Lin et al, 2004; Yoon et al, 2012), the sample sizes were small in these studies (n=8 and 28, respectively); in addition, the methodology of detection did not have a high specificity as the IPW method and is unable to distinguish between the functional and the precursor form of Ron.

These limits are set by production chemists, Quality Control team, biologists and clinical investigators based on radiosynthesis, analytical methodology, limit of detection of the stable compound and impurities, purity profile, nature of impurities, effect of stable compound on tracer kinetics and study type.

The current methodology of DNA detection can further be extended to detect other biomolecules.

This methodology of DNA detection can further be extended to detect other biomolecules such as proteins and antibodies.

In the future it would allow develop a methodology for detection of possible elevation of pressure in volcano edifice.

The main issue lies in defining a reliable and precise methodology of damage detection and localization in order to allow preventive maintenance or to enable the definition of repair actions.

The different methodology of calcification detection and cohort size may play a role.

Much of the variability in results is due to the different protocols used, differences in definition of hypoglycemia, as well as methodology of its detection and report, presence or absence of safeguards against hypoglycemia in the protocols, local training level of the personnel administering the protocols, and selected patient population.