Sentence examples for more difficult detection from inspiring English sources

The test sessions started two hours later, to overcome the high cortisol morning peak and consequently to prevent the more difficult detection in salivary cortisol changes.

First, SNP arrays are shown to be able to detect levels of mosaicism as low as 5% using the B-allele frequency as a more sensitive measurement compared to the more difficult detection of subtle down- or up crease of log R ratios (which only can be used in Oligo based arrays).

As a result, the more difficult detection of micrometastases becomes an inherent part of the chick embryo CAM model system [ 47].

Today we know that mammography quality is even more important in the younger age group due to more difficult detection within dense breast tissue.

The advantages of this technique come at the price of a more difficult detection of the peptide pairs, because the mass difference depends on the amino acid composition.

Those cases involving more difficult detections we explicitly mention in the paper program used and statistical support for the particular relationship or the Z score cutoffs used by DALIlite for structural relationships.

The detection of bioluminescent cells following subcutaneous injection is more difficult than detection in a culture setting due to the increased presence of chromophoric material leading to higher absorption of emitted photons as they must travel through more tissue to reach the detector.

Yet, we were unable to conclusively say that location was more difficult than detection because we did not have location data for the manipulated photo trials that subjects failed to detect.

In this regard, we cannot formally exclude that the significant presence of immature viral particles depended at least in part on a slow kinetic of maturation rendering more difficult the detection of mature particles through the electron microscope observation of ultra-thin cell sections we performed.

As expected, higher coverage improves sensitivity of INDEL calling, and large INDEL detection is uniformly more difficult than detecting smaller INDELs.

Epithelial nucleus detection by automated analysis is more difficult than lumen detection due to variability in staining and experimental conditions under which the entire set of H&E images were acquired.