Sentence examples for slow to detect from inspiring English sources

But the bank was slow to detect the problems.

The central bank might simply be behind the curve, slow to detect a worrisome demand slowdown.

It's just that we see being too slow to detect a trend as being an equally bad mistake.

As late as July 2007, the misinformed ISC stated in a report on rendition that MI5 and MI6 "were … slow to detect the emerging pattern of renditions to detention".

The MI5 director general, Jonathan Evans, left, wrote in The Daily Telegraph that British intelligence had been slow to detect "the emerging pattern of U.S. mistreatment of detainees" after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

He did, however, allude to what he called "the emerging pattern of U.S. mistreatment of detainees after Sept. 11" that British agents, he said, had been slow to detect.

"This rule will make it harder and slower to detect and stop corporate fraud".

Research has shown that people are slower to detect changes to cast shadows than changes to objects (Wright, 2005), even when the shadow changes affect the overall meaning of the scene (Ehinger, Allen, & Wolfe, 2016).

In winter months, when background ILI is higher, the system was slower to detect the outbreak-associated cases.

Scanning times might be different, e.g. slower to detect lung movements and also the slice distance may be different, usually 3 mm, to obtain a reliable digitally reconstructed radiograph (DRR).

This can ensure that the strand passes through the pore at a rate of one base every 20 milliseconds, which should be slow enough to detect each one.Yet even a nanopore reading 50 bases per second would take about two years to sequence a whole genome, which contains around 3 billion genetic letters.