Sentence examples for this potential detection from inspiring English sources

This potential detection bias may have caused us to miss some influenza pneumonia cases and therefore underestimate the disease burden.

This potential detection bias might have explained a higher apparent risk of cancer in insulin glargine users, but this is not what we found.

To investigate this potential detection bias, we performed two subanalyses: Firstly, we restricted the case group to patients with severe lumbar disc disease being accompanied with paralysis (no table, results of this subanalysis can be received by the authors).

This potential detection bias should be equal for the PMR cohort and the non-PMR cohort, however, particularly since it has not been previously suspected that patients with PMR are at higher risk for PAD and physicians would therefore not have made more effort to detect PAD in this cohort.

This strategy could eliminate the potential detection benefit of syndromic surveillance.

The analytical sensitivity of all four diagnostics assays described in this study is less than 10 GE allowing for the potential detection of low levels of pathogenic bacteria present in a biocontaminated HPW distribution system.

Over 30 million Pap tests are analyzed annually by cytopathologists [ 4, 7- 9]; making this an abundant source of samples for experimentation and for the potential detection of a variety of gynecological diseases in the future.

At the coming meetings of the Olympic committee and the anti-doping agency, officials will discuss the potential benefits and risks of genetic engineering and the potential detection methods, and they will face a number of ethical questions.

The primary science drivers together with the potential detection capability of the Chinese mission design will also be touched upon.

You may remember that about six months ago, scientists got all excited about the potential detection of ripples from the Big Bang -- direct evidence (if it were to be confirmed) for the event known as "cosmic inflation" (see e.g., "A Visit from the Big Bang").

This method, named scale-sensitive fractal analysis (SSFA hereafter), appears to be a promising tool for the more detailed investigation of potential variations in dietary composition and the potential detection of variations in preferred and fallback foods.