Sentence examples for sensible to detect from inspiring English sources

Table 2 also shows that in vitro testing is not sensible to detect absence of therapeutic equivalence (despite duplicate broth microdilution assays repeated two of three times), while the animal model was able to detect the only product that failed in vitro (batch 009040 from GNT-AZ pharma and GNT-Recipe) plus all others that were indistinguishable by conventional MIC and MBC testing.

Secondarily we investigated which ocular vascular structures are most sensible to detect progression and possible modifications of flow patterns associated with major changes and their diagnostic value.

It is clear that rCBV results thus in a more predictive and sensible method to detect and forecast future structural and functional alterations that will appear only many months later.

Our results show that CDSS is a sensible test, able to detect patients needing to be addressed to a specialist consultation.

Editorialists tended to detect a sensible Canadian compromise between the requirements of lawfulness and mercy.

For daily syndromic surveillance to be effective, an efficient and sensible algorithm would be expected to detect aberrations in influenza illness, and alert public health workers prior to any impending epidemic.

It is both highly sensible and ethically desirable to perform a pilot study in order to detect and forestall problems in the main study.

Since we expect to detect SNPs that are affected to a greater or lesser extent by distortion, a sensible default choice is the trend test, which is well-powered for multiplicative effects.

Conscientiousness was easiest to detect.

They know what to detect".

The tips are helpful and sensible, but the unfortunate fact is that they put a ton of faith in Facebook's 1.8 billion users to exert lots of cognitive effort to detect false news.