Sentence examples for that will be detected from inspiring English sources

If a binary biomarker is used for cancer detection, then let a be the cancer cases that will be detected earlier (true positive), and b be the number of non-cancer cases are classified as cancer due to false positives associated with this biomarker.

In this review, we describe the most promising sources of high frequency gravitational waves and neutrinos that will be detected in the next two decades.

When a particle of dark matter strikes a gas atom, the atom will recoil, knocking loose electrons that will be detected by the cameras.

However, albedo estimation-based transmitted and received pulse intensities may be jeopardized because the fraction of the footprint that will be detected with the receiving telescope will be unknown.

Our goal is to do breakthrough cosmology and study the many new galaxies that will be detected.

Another co-author, Gerald Kooyman of the Scripps Institution, said "it is likely that there are other nuances of the emperor penguin environment that will be detected sooner through their behavior than by more conventional means of measuring environmental changes".

While all city patrol officers are required to wear vests, most undercover detectives dare not, for fear that they will be detected as a result.

People are more likely to be honest if they feel there's a reasonable chance that dishonesty will be detected and punished.

It is the randomness and therefore the unpredictability of the search which has the deterrent effect and also increases the chances that weapons will be detected".

"It is... the unpredictability of the search which has the deterrent effect, and also increases the chances that weapons will be detected," said Lady Hale.

"There could be an individual, or a group of individuals, who may try something somewhat impromptu; the hope, the expectation, is that they will be detected by what we have," said one intelligence official.