Sentence examples for that detecting from inspiring English sources

They discovered that detecting villains does not cut crime: "It is suggested that increasing detections will reduce crime.

Some inexperienced programmers have the misconception that detecting such plagiarism is difficult.

However, the quantity of these biomarkers is so low that detecting them has proven difficult.

Light from these stars would now be so faint that detecting it with Earth-based telescopes is near impossible.

Mr. Vartanian cautioned, however, that detecting the next financial crisis was no sure bet.

Police admit there is little scrutiny of the off-street sex industry, and that detecting the crime is difficult and costly.

Favata said that detecting such gravitational waves was the equivalent of being in a forest and hearing the animals while not being able to see them.

The problem is that detecting methane alone is never enough to answer the question of whether or not we are alone.

In thin films, the pore dimension is in the sub-micrometer range so that detecting the pores is difficult.

But the panel also indicated that detecting misconduct at Olympus was difficult because of actions by Olympus with its bankers.

In addition, researchers need to show that detecting latent cancer DNA can help tailor treatment, improving a patient's long-term health.