Sentence examples for survey for detection from inspiring English sources

As part of a larger survey for detection of pathogens among wildlife in sub-Saharan Africa conducted during 2007 2012, multiple diverse paramyxovirus sequences were detected in renal tissues of bats.

This recommendation was supported by a systematic review that compared newer imaging modalities, magnetic resonance imaging, 18F-fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography, PET-CT and whole-body CT, to conventional whole-body skeletal radiography and found that newer imaging techniques had greater sensitivity compared with radiographic bone survey for the detection of MM bone lesions.

And we have reinstituted routine car-borne and hand-held gamma surveys for the detection of undeclared nuclear material.

In several studies, MRI showed a higher sensitivity than skeletal surveys for the detection of focal bone marrow lesions [27, 28].

Further surveys for the detection of pathogens and the transmission through contamination of waters in poor environmental conditions should be performed.

Hydrodynamically-modelled epidemiological units are used to divide marine areas into sensible sampling units for detection surveys of waterborne diseases.

Due to elimination of all but Non-Hispanic White participants from the sample, we combined individuals from all surveys to maximize power for detection.

This problem is further exacerbated when individuals are not available for detection during some surveys due to limited access, delaying surveys and creating mismatches between the breeding behavior and survey timing.

In this paper, we surveyed computer aided-diagnosis systems for detection and diagnosis of prostate cancer on MP-MRI.

Thus we refined the systematic survey and developed a peptide-based pipeline for detection of mimicry candidates as outlined in Figure 3.

Next, we simulated 1,000 surveys of these populations and generated population estimates based on the DO and DS methods under a range of values for detection probability and proportion of the study area surveyed for each population.