Sentence examples for to make detection possible from inspiring English sources

Immunoassay is one of the rapid methods used for detecting Salmonella and has long been used for the detection of S. Typhimurium; however, enzymes or nanoparticle labelling with prior enriched cultivation is regularly required to make detection possible [5 8].

Jhpiego has been looking for very low-cost solutions to make detection of preeclampsia possible at home and in the community.

To make symbol detection possible after channel estimation, we modify the optimal solution (3.9) as the following precoding scheme p 1 = 1 M + τ p n = 1 M − τ M − 1, n = 2, 3, …, M, (3.10).

In our opinion, the best phenotypes to examine in genetic analyses of renal aging should not be far downstream of the disease cascade; for example, examining nephrosclerotic changes in the early stage of their evolution and in the absence of confounding kidney disease could make detection of subtle changes possible even before they actually effect kidney function.

The European spacecraft designed to make gravitational wave detection possible from space will begin taking science data on Tuesday.

Artificial-intelligence researchers at MIT and other universities are developing techniques for identifying nonverbatim similarity between documents to make possible the detection of nonverbatim plagiarism.

An example would be watching a radar screen in order to make the earliest possible detection of a blip that might signify the approach of an aircraft or ship.

In the present Article, we employ the DNAzyme assay to make possible a visual detection output.

Newer diagnostic tests now make early detection possible, but they are rarely used in community or primary care settings.

Vermilion was identified by its strong and characteristic Raman spectrum (the high Raman cross section of vermilion generally makes its detection possible over the fluorescence background) and the presence of Hg detected through XRF.

In addition, it enables dynamic analysis of the sinkage, hence making detection of non-geometric hazards possible while the rover moves.