Sentence examples for new methods of detection from inspiring English sources
But what if, thanks to new methods of detection, the sea became no more secure a hiding place for the submarine than the air was for the bomber?
As the conclusions become established, they often yield new methods of detection: a novel theory inspires instruments like microscopes and spectrometers that expand the range of the senses.
In an engrossing and carefully researched narrative, Starr profiles the killer, who was once called "probably the greatest criminal in history," and shows his killing spree against a historical background of rural poverty, the rise of a sensationalist press, and the late nineteenth century's fascination with criminal psychology and new methods of detection.
The IND is currently examining new methods of detection based on the use of radar and the seismic detection of heartbeats.Though border controls have proved to be porous, the government has so far rejected tighter internal controls such as identity cards.
It seems likely that new methods of detection will be needed to investigate these questions.
Such developments could speed the development, testing and implementation of new methods of detection and markers of disease behaviour.
Finally, we designed a new method of detection for the 983T>C genetic variation that can be applied in resource-limited laboratories.
The new method of detection of HMGB1, based on its interactions with hemicatenated DNA loops (hcDNA) as analyzed by band-shift assay, is particularly sensitive.
New methods of pesticide detection, aimed specifically at those working with heritage collections, have been developed and are reported here.
The main part of this paper is devoted to three new methods of liveness detection suitable for fingerprint recognition systems.
Taken together, a new genetic landscape of MS is now available for the research community that should help clarify the underlying biology of this disease and, hopefully, lead to new methods of treatment, early detection, and perhaps prevention.
