Sentence examples for more complete detection from inspiring English sources

The Wilcoxon rank sum test indicated a shift toward more complete detection for the common ADEs compared to other ADEs (p< 0.001).

In Arabidopsis, an interaction study concerning Cytokinin Response Factors (CRFs) and other members of cytokinin signaling pathway showed that BiFC technique led to a more complete detection of interactions than with the Y2H method [ 46].

We propose that searching the full text of letters to the editor can provide a faster and perhaps more complete detection of ADEs compared to searches based on MeSH terms or titles alone.

However, detection bias, in which the mothers being treated for depression are more likely to receive or seek out more comprehensive prenatal and postnatal testing of their infants may lead to more complete detection and registration of the less severe congenital malformations.

Public health authorities may wish to augment health education efforts aimed at prompting health-seeking behaviour to facilitate more complete and earlier case detection.

The interested reader can refer to [27] for a more complete treatment of the scene detection literature.

Case ascertainment is therefore more complete for diagnosed cases because of active detection.

Such semantically more complete and precise features can improve causality detection performance.

However the process of identification is largely based on the acknowledged PPI network that is not yet complete, so our method is supposed to achieve more realistic detection while the PPI network is more complete and reliable.

The sensitive method enables detection of low-abundance 5hmC sites, providing a more complete 5hmC landscape than available bisulfite-based methods.

Future studies, with a more complete geographical coverage, will be designed to address spatial variation in detection and prevalence in this system.