Sentence examples for thought to detect from inspiring English sources

This is a long way from the "intrinsic moral evil" which Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI thought to detect in homosexuality.

Mosquitoes are thought to detect suitable hosts by the presence of a sparse CO2 plume, which they track by surging upwind and casting crosswind [11].

These organs tend to be underfocused single-chamber eyes, projecting a blurry image that, at least in dragon flies, is thought to detect the horizon and assist in flight control (Stange et al. 2002).

PhoQ is a histidine sensor kinase responding to different environmental stimuli such as low pH, low phosphate or presence of antimicrobial peptides and is thought to detect the host environment [17].

Olfactory cues represent the primary means of communication in nocturnal animals such as the house mouse [4], [5] and two families of receptors in the vomeronasal organ (VNO), the V1Rs and the V2Rs, are thought to detect pheromonal signals [6].

The main olfactory epithelium was initially thought to detect only volatile compounds.

We find this result particularly surprising, given that the underestimation and overestimation errors associated with object lifting are thought to be detected through somatosensation alone [16].

These substances, which have low or very low volatility [7], [8] are thought to be detected by gustatory receptors (Gr) on the male's legs and proboscis [4], [9], but there is no direct neuronal evidence of their pheromonal role.

The carbohydrate moiety of glycoproteins on the female are thought to be detected by protein receptors on antennules of the male, enabling identification of appropriate partners for mating.

It's a region that's thought to help you detect errors and so if you see an error or doing something wrong, it helps you to stop doing that pattern of behavior and do something a little more different.

Their strain sensitivity h = ΔLL is now in the range of 10−19, thought to be enough to detect events like supernovae explosions within our Galaxy, events which are very rare.