Sentence examples for substances to detect from inspiring English sources

(Inconveniently, the most feared bomb component, uranium, is one of the hardest radioactive substances to detect because it does not emit a lot of radiation prior to fission).

Natriuretic peptides have emerged as valuable marker substances to detect left ventricular dysfunction in congestive heart failure of different origins.

Since coumarin, rutin and hyperoside were reported as components of the melilotus plant that were anti-inflammatory [ 8], they were used as standard substances to detect the effects of different solution fractions of ethanol extract from M. suaveolens Ledeb.

Such field enhancements in highly subwavelength areas are particularly interesting for sensing and spectroscopy of low volumes, where the interaction between the radiation and the substance to detect is greatly enhanced.

Instead, the data were only used for the ranking of substances to find promising candidates to detect infochemical effects under controlled laboratory settings.

Minimum inhibitory concentrations (MICs) are helpful indicators to select therapeutic substances and to detect the effects of previously used antibiotics.

In order to complete the cytogenotoxic studies, we carried out the in vivo micronucleus test because it is a useful tool to evaluate genotoxicity of potential toxic substances and to detect chromosomal damage or mitotic disturbances in peripheral blood cells or bone marrow, providing valuable information.

It is so potent that a tablespoon of it could taint an entire year's wine production in the United States, according to Christian Butzke, a former oenologist at the University of California, Davis, and now director of winemaking at Sakonnet Vineyards in Little Compton, Rhode Island.Such potency makes the substance hard to detect by chemical analysis, which lacks the sensitivity of the nose.

Human biomonitoring (HBM) is widely recognised as a useful tool to aid assessment of exposure to chemical substances, but our ability to detect hazardous substances (or their metabolites and health effects) often exceeds our understanding of their biological relevance.

The primary limitation is the sensitivity: Many substances are difficult to detect at clinical field strengths (3 T and below), both due to limited concentration and spectral overlap of signals from different nuclei, potentially in different molecules (the frequency difference between signals from protons with different chemical shift increases with the strength of the magnetic field).

In the present case, we propose that pre-existing neuronal networks responsible for detecting and responding to bitter substances became able to detect stimuli produced by other males, with the result that these stimuli inhibited male courtship by activating aversive behaviors that were previously solely induced by bitter stimuli.