Sentence examples for serious detection from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, both amplitude and phase of the output signal in receiver will sharply be distorted, and hence the serious detection error will occur by remarkably degrading the transmission performance.

In later centuries, raised quarterdecks and lookout posts atop sailing masts were provided, but the beginnings of serious maritime detection technology did not come until the advent of the submarine.

Thus, a major concern originating from our findings is that limited awareness of prenatal mental health problems may contribute to the serious under-detection and under-treatment [ 25, 26] of prenatal mental health problems.

Even so, there appears to have been serious glitches in detection and information sharing.

As part of the plea agreement, Mr. Hanssen met four times with Mr. Webster's panel, explaining that it had been simple for him to steal national security secrets, including the names of Russian agents working for the United States, and pass the information along to Moscow without any serious threat of detection.

This fear is therefore a serious barrier to detection.

Reasons for hospital admission were not presented, but authors noted that "late detection of serious and life-threatening health problems in pregnancy could necessitate hospital admission" (p.287).

Our findings from current study show that in case of hospitalized patients with respiratory tract infection, especially immunocompromised patients who are susceptible to serious complications, the simultaneous detection of multiple viral agents is advisable and more reliable than detection of only single viruses.

11 Problems in the development of each scale were detected, however, and neither scale was considered sensitive for the detection of serious bacterial infection.

Elliott said in December that the food sector had become a "soft touch" for criminals who knew there was little risk of detection or serious penalty and that the response of the Food Standards Agency FSAA) was insufficiently robust.

Serious research into tunnel detection began in the mid-nineteen-seventies, after intelligence indicated that Kim Il-sung, the President of North Korea, had dug more than twenty tunnels across the border into South Korea, for use in a future invasion.