Sentence examples for plainly detecting from inspiring English sources
Plainly, detecting vQTL and inferring how they arose are separate questions; here we concentrate on the first.
Debruyn (1999) reported that the black bear he observed twice failed to detect a non-moving, plainly visible, 1.8-m fox snake at close range.
However, the predictable patterns in elemental composition that we detected within proteomes were not plainly evident in broad-scale comparisons across species, indicating a potential role for lineage-specific evolutionary changes; this phylogenetic variation can provide a testing ground for future researchers wishing to use GRASP to look into the evolution of atomic composition.
And when a diagnosis is missed – when a student proceeds directly into college coursework and fails, or when someone's cancer is detected too late – the mistake is plainly visible, and the associated regret can be acute.
When things go wrong, however, it's hard for doctors to detect what substance the carrier has ingested, as they are either unconscious or plainly unwilling to talk about it.
Review of the initial programme theory in light of combined informal-plus-formal theory can help detect the almost inevitable inaccuracies that occur early on in a programme, and help relevant features of context to come more plainly into view.
"Plainly saying" entails not plainly saying.
