Sentence examples for scope detecting from inspiring English sources

No matching normal tissue is sequenced because these mutations are typically only present in cancer cell genomes, and because the assays are quite focused in their scope, detecting mutations only in restricted, commonly mutated regions.

The smart scope detects those extraneous sounds and removes them, too.

The sample size limited the generalisability of the findings and the scope for detecting statistically meaningful differences based on determinants that may be associated with a euthanasia request being granted, refused or withdrawn.

The high caesarean birth rates (above 75%) in parous women with a prior caesarean and low rates (below 10%) in parous women with no prior caesarean limited the scope for detecting significant decreases or increases in risk in these groups.

It was hoped that the EMSE would measure more readily at higher cognitive abilities, and thereby differentiate between individuals at the high end of the ability range, therefore there would be scope to detect decline from an initially high level of functioning.

Sensitivity to scope is detected, but not linked to specific externalities or non-market valuation methods.

Hopkins began its own investigation and developed a culturing technique based on running fluid backward through the scope to detect the bacteria.

An inhibition study of these isozymes with a series of sulfonamides is reported here, with the scope to detect lead molecules for the design of isozyme-specific CA inhibitors (CAIs) targeting the mitochondrial isoform.

This may have limited their scope to detect multi-factorial solutions.

Therefore, the number needed to scope to detect one additional cancer was 53.2, whereas 4.5 colonoscopies were necessary to detect one additional advanced adenoma (see also Table 5).

It appears from these investigations that HDSSs have more scope to detect the extent of local variations in population composition and health status than DHS methods, which average out local variations across regions or nations.