Sentence examples for spectrum of detection from inspiring English sources

A relatively wide spectrum of detection functions (sensors) is employed for representative flow cases which include boundary layers, vortices, jets, wakes, shock waves, contact discontinuities, and expansions.

As a consequence, the two different counter-forensic schemes (and possibly others) should cooperate with each other in order to be effective against a wider spectrum of detection techniques.

Here, we allowed HIV detection rates to vary by different CD4+ cell count stage, according to a prior which reflects a wide spectrum of detection scenarios.

Since both methods combine different antigenic proteins: B subunit of Stx2 or the whole holotoxin, either native or denatured, they probably detect different antibodies thus enhancing the spectrum of antibody detection.

Binding of the cytokines on the nanostructured gold surface altered the LSPR absorbance spectrum of the detection spot.

Taking all results together, there is still room to enlarge the spectrum of pathogen detection by increasing the capacity of the microarray.

These results indicate that designing PCR primers by using a lacZ consensus sequence as a target might widen the spectrum of coliform detection.

A mouse monoclonal antibody binds weakly to CEA in perchloric acid extracts of tumour but strongly to CEA similarly isolated from serum, and its spectrum of cancer detection differs from conventional antisera.

These studies cover the spectrum of cancer detection, diagnosis, and response to treatment evaluation, and include women with a mammographic or palpable abnormality, axillary adenopathy but unknown primary, current cancer diagnosis, and women at high risk for breast cancer.

The absorbance spectrum of the detection surface was obtained using commercial signal processing software (Spectra Suits, Ocean Optics) that subtracts the measured intensity of the reflected light from the originally known intensity of the incident light at each wavelength over the spectral band of 400 to 700 nm.

This apparent effect of reduced PDR throughout the work day has been superimposed on top of the difference in performance between endoscopists, which has been reported on multiple occasions; even within a group of fully competent endoscopists there appears to be spectrum of polyp detection rates.