Sentence examples for the chance of detecting a from inspiring English sources

Retrospective surveys using the nested PCR methodology on archived garden bird tissues, collected prior to 2005, could identify presence of the parasite in non-columbiform populations prior to the onset of epidemic finch mortality, although the chance of detecting a low prevalence from the relatively small number of archived carcasses would be low.

Our intent was to maximise the chance of detecting a specific effect of laser stimulation, if it existed.

Some RCTs assess smaller numbers of patients thus decreasing the chance of detecting a rare adverse event.

As with viral infections, the presence of malaria increased the chance of detecting a bacterial pathogen by approximately 2-fold.

The dilution 1 1 and CM72 were chosen to maximize the chance of detecting a cell response to soluble factors.

Each pool had three similar lines and one complementary genetically-distant line to maximize the chance of detecting a polymorphism within or among pools.

The chance of detecting an actual difference, that is, the power of the study (u), was set at 75%, 0.67.

Using such a protocol eliminates the chance of detecting an unexpected congener.

Choosing the right sample size increases the chance of detecting an effect, and ensures that the study is both ethical and cost-effective.

When the first-degree relative has dementia onset before age 65 years, the chance of detecting an expansion almost doubles (8%).

Still, effects have been reported during 10-20 minutes [ 33, 34], 25-30 minutes [ 11, 12, 14, 16, 18, 28, 29], 40-60 minutes [ 15, 17, 19, 26, 27, 31] or 120 minutes of exposure [ 30] indicating that the chance of detecting an effect does not necessarily seem to increase with increasing exposure duration.