Sentence examples for suitable to detect changes from inspiring English sources

As example, it is shown that the procedure is suitable to detect changes in adenoviral gene expression in infected H460 cells treated with paclitaxel that is known to enhance the antitumor effect of oncolytic adenoviruses.

The smoothening features of Daubechies wavelets of order 2 made it more suitable to detect changes of EEG signals [ 9].

Biochemical assays (e.g., western blot analysis) performed on tissue homogenates would have not been suitable to detect changes within distinct neuronal populations.

The ARAT has shown to be reliable[ 40, 41], valid[ 40- 42] and suitable to detect changes over time[ 42] in stroke patients.

[ 17- 19] This group was recruited to demonstrate that the CDI-methodology used is suitable to detect changes in retrobulbar blood flow.

As there is an ongoing discussion, whether immunohistochemical detection methods allow a quantitative analysis of protein levels in situ, we first verified that our computer-assisted quantification of the immunoreactivity is suitable to detect changes in protein levels.

Preliminary incubations in control and 6-OHDA-lesioned animals were used to determine the most suitable transcription factor to detect changes in the PPN as a consequence of the lesion (data not shown).

While these techniques are sensitive enough to detect changes in the volume of a single cell, they are not suitable for high-throughput screening.

Our sample was powered by the subgroup analysis to give 80% power to detect changes of the order described in the most recent large study for which suitable data were available.

Given the present environmental conditions of rivers in EU Member States, shifts in abundance levels of more common species are as such more suitable to detect gradual changes in water quality than shifts in abundance levels of species characterising reference conditions.

Sonoclot seems to be less suitable to detect such changes.