Sentence examples for to be detecting from inspiring English sources

"I wasn't going to be detecting anything on my tabletop," he said.

Robust or not, they seemed to be detecting no problem with the mounting carnage in Yemen (already well into the thousands of civilians killed and injured).

The French government poured some $200 million into the scheme, proposed by a shadowy Belgian count, before finding out that the inventor had deftly concealed geological survey data inside the device so it would appear to be detecting underground oil when in fact it was only reproducing maps of known oil fields as the plane flew over them.

All further northern blots shown are short exposures and are likely, therefore, only to be detecting transgene expression, although it is possible the endogenous transcript contributes to the signal.

However, due to geography, blood films were likely to be detecting P. falciparum due to geography (Gething et al., 2011, 2012).

By looking at the healthy population, these studies are likely to be detecting predominantly memory T-cell reactivity, whereas we were studying women with recent or current disease, and are therefore likely to be detecting effector populations as well as memory.

I have early detection, and the earliest stage that is really, almost, possible to be detected".

The point is not to be detected.

Thus, the lies to be detected.

This is helpful for identifying people who carry plastic weapons that are intended to be detected.

Somehow the whole seemingly fragile collection would be sticking together long enough to be detected.