Sentence examples for until the detection from inspiring English sources

Astronomers had assumed that such primitive stars could not have planets, and observations of other globular clusters seemed to support that view until the detection of the "Methuselah planet," in Dr. Boss's phrase.

While under anesthesia, the animals were euthanized by 10% potassium chloride infusion until the detection of ventricular fibrillation or asystole.

This process was repeated by successive reduction of the concentration of dyes until the detection of the colour of dye was not visible by human eye.

This was corrected by Francis Hereward Edmunds, MA, FGS (1893 1960), who recognised it as a 50 ft terrace, but this determination was largely ignored until the detection of the forgery in 1953.

By using this recovery procedure, a flow may undergo a large interval of performance degradation until the detection of the link break and the rediscovery of the new route [8].

Mice were observed until the detection of symptoms and analyzed as above.

Until now, the detection of illegal immigrants has invariably been a matter for the federal authorities.

SSc specificity and the clinical association of anti-RNAP antibodies have been known for over 20 years; however, until recently, the detection of these antibodies had been utilized only at a few institutions that can perform radioimmunoprecipitation.

Until now, the detection, characterization, and quantification of ENPs, especially in different matrices, are still challenging tasks and the analytical methods required to provide sufficiently reliable data are most often laborious, expensive, and/or demand specialized and trained operators.

As sequencing technology develops whole genome sequencing of large numbers individual genomes will become affordable for many study designs, but until then the detection of candidate causative variants, rare and common, via targeted re-sequencing followed by array based association studies will almost always be the most efficient design.

Until now, the detection of rare CTCs has been attempted by a molecular biological approach, such as reverse-transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) and flow cytometry, in gastrointestinal tract cancers, 5– 11 although the clinical significance of CTCs in ESCC remains unclear.