Sentence examples for prone to detect from inspiring English sources

Software testing techniques differ in the type of faults they are more prone to detect, and their performance varies depending on the features of the application being tested.

Furthermore, the latter approach is prone to detect non-tracer-related metabolites, significantly differing between the investigated sample types.

Multiple factors may contribute to occurrence and development of breast cancer, and different samples may be prone to detect slightly inconsistent miRNA expression profiles.

Yeast 2-Hybrid (Y2H) experiments are less prone to detect indirect interactions than are AP-MS methods, and several large-scale efforts have been reported [ 2, 33, 34].

Interestingly, our data analysis and simulations also suggest that the analysis of cis-against trans-gene pairs is less prone to detect false positives than the analysis of trans- against trans-gene pairs.

The difference in parent versus teacher ratings at the subscale level may be explained in that parents are more prone to detect changes in their child's mood, as they usually spend more time with their child than their teacher does.

However, antigen detection tests may be less prone to detecting low level background infections, and are therefore useful for studies to measure the burden of rotavirus illness, as well as for investigating the effectiveness of vaccine in decreasing all-cause gastrointestinal illness in the younger age groups.

Proteomic analyses are prone to detecting contaminants that are either highly abundant in target tissues or co-enriched during biochemical fractionation [22].

One drawback of AP-MS, however, is that it is prone to detecting indirect interactions mixed with direct physical interactions.

Therefore, any network-based analysis is prone to detecting statistically significant properties due to an ill-posed null model (Artzy-Randrup et al., 2004).

Specifically, (1) miRNAs are prone to detected homologous miRNAs with higher level of sequence similarity, (2) miRNAs are prone to cluster together with close physical distance, (3) some miRNAs are located on sense and antisense strands of specific genomic regions, and (4) miRNA locus can generate multiple isomiRs with various sequences and expression levels, and so forth.