Sentence examples for poorly detectable from inspiring English sources
"poorly detectable" is correct and usable in written English
You could use it to describe something that is difficult to detect, such as a faint odor. For example, "The smell was faint and poorly detectable."
Molecular imaging of tumor-specific biomarkers, such as HIP/PAP, over-expressed in peritumoral reactive pancreatic tissue generates the "lesion size amplification" effect and improves the detectability of small pancreatic tumors that are otherwise poorly detectable by conventional non-invasive imaging modalities.
The specific chemical properties of BP100 (e.g. high isoelectric point, poor antigenicity, poorly detectable by mass spectrometry) make it extremely difficult to detect and purify from plant cellular material.
The results clearly show that even highly abundant proteins, like Hsp70, are only poorly detectable using EXB, if the sample was fixed extensively.
Analysis of cranial nerve islet1 expression in isl1-GFP transgenic fish reveals that motor nerve III and IV were poorly detectable, and V and VII were reduced in size and disorganized in nestin morphants (Fig. 6B).
Low abundance of actin filaments in many I-BAR-induced filopodia makes them poorly detectable by fluorescence microscopy and may explain why actin-free filopodia appeared more abundant in other studies [19], [20].
We observed that CD4+ T cell populations cultured with cell free supernatant of either in vitro CuNG treated TAMs or TAMs from in vivo CuNG treated animals manifested significantly elevated levels of expression of Th1 specific cytokine mRNA (IFN-γ) whereas Th2 specific (IL-4) and suppressive (TGF-β) cytokine mRNA expression levels were undetectable or poorly detectable in these two groups.
A four-point scale was used for assessment of lesion conspicuity: 1 (less than 25%% of lesion borders definable) = not detectable or poorly delimitable, 2 (25 50 % of borders definable) = moderately delimitable, 3 (50–75 % of borders definable) = well delimitable, 4 (more than 75%% of lesion borders definable) = excellently delimitable.
Automated annotation has traditionally relied on sequence similarity to transfer function from one gene to another, but homology-based approaches fail in the common scenario in which a gene/function relationship is unknown or poorly characterized in all detectable homologs.
In 4 other patients, it was not possible to measure separation and displacement on MRI and on MRI arthrography because the labrum was not detectable or poorly defined, and in 1 patient it was not possible to measure the detached length.
The resulting transcript (WTD) is probably unstable and poorly expressed, since it was detectable only with skipping-specific primers.
11) The authors discuss qualitatively the observation that many abundant but poorly translated mRNAs are not detectable by proteomics, in contrast to well-translated messages.
