Sentence examples for satisfactory to detect from inspiring English sources

The algorithm works well for fatty tissue and small lesions, being satisfactory to detect suspicious and isolated lesions.

Based on that report, 59 participants per group would be satisfactory to detect a 20%% difference with 80%% power when the significance level was set to 5%%.

Blood samples were not satisfactory to detect H. somni infection and thus it should not be used for diagnosis of infectious ovine epididymitis.

In addition, the designed biosensor showed satisfactory recoveries to detect the rabbit IgG spiked in serum samples.

The performance of the CQ has shown high sensitivity and satisfactory specificity to detect persistence [ 16].

Performance of the CQ has shown high sensitivity and satisfactory specificity to detect persistence on DMARDs [ 17].

We did not use a well-validated questionnaire scale to assess persistence; we applied a short-patient-oriented questionnaire, locally designed which has shown adequate internal consistency, high sensitivity and satisfactory specificity to detect persistence on DMARDs [ 17].

With a threshold of 9, the EPDS has a satisfactory power to detect women complaining of a depressive episode between 4 and 8 weeks postpartum and is therefore considered a good tool for screening of PPD in community settings [ 17– 17].

Although the modalities such as ultrasonography (US) and conventional tumor markers such as α-fetoprotein-L3 (AFP-L3) and DCP are widely used and important for HCC detection in clinical scenes [ 7], they still do not provide an entirely satisfactory solution to detect HCC at the early stage.

The present study will be conducted with a satisfactory sample size to detect a significant clinical effect of treatment with a low risk of bias, since it was designed to obtain a score of eight on the PEDro scale.

However, despite years of effort and a plethora of publications suggesting novel screening tools, single biomarkers with satisfactory sensitivity (ability to detect individuals with the disease) and specificity (ability to distinguish individuals with the disease from those that are either normal or have some other condition) have not been identified for the most common cancers [ 3].