Sentence examples for of being detected from inspiring English sources

Equipped with elaborate disguises, but often shunning bulletproof vests for fear of being detected, the more than 1,000 undercover detectives risk their lives by conning some of the city's most vicious, savvy, heavily armed criminals.

There is large variation between studies on the probability of detection by microscopy; at a qPCR-detected parasite density of 100 parasites per µl, the median probability of being detected by microscopy is 29.7%, with a range of 3.8−69.7%.

American intelligence officials believe that Mr. Hussein has been reluctant to use terrorism again for fear of being detected.

The classic approach to reducing tax evasion is to increase the probability of being detected and to increase penalties.

Computer simulations suggest the distress signal should still be capable of being detected.

In essence, I could have tampered with the machines in any way I wanted, with very little chance of being detected or caught.

Like it or not, H.G.H. is out there for any baseball player or world-class athlete to use without fear of being detected.

The European commission proposes a new system of regulation that would allow a substance to be banned within 10 months of being detected.

The headphones are small and foldable, so you can transport them to your next LAN party without fear of being detected by mere mortals.

The probability of being detected when is transmitted is (24).

They further accept inefficient foraging returns to avoid encounters and reduce the probability of being detected by predators.