Sentence examples for well able to detect from inspiring English sources

The LCT is well able to detect distraction, as other studies have shown.

Likewise, Chu et al. (2012) found that CATSIB is well able to detect DIF in an MST environment where impact is introduced into the system with power rate of 81% and type I error of 5%.

Despite physical deterioration, it has been demonstrated that older people should be very well able to detect skin changes associated with early melanoma (Hanrahan et al, 1997).

Our method did not select any significant topics, indicating that it is well able to detect and deprioritize randomly constructed gene sets.

With respect to inadequate associations, participants are well able to detect the inappropriate prosody of condition FG as indicated by 9.9% false answers (no statistical difference to condition FF).

For instance, a dolphin that swims with a female trainer before and after she becomes pregnant "might well be able to detect a difference in her echo profile," or the pattern of sounds returned by echolocation, Nicolson said.

With this protocol, we have consistently measured antigen-specific responses with intra- and inter-assay variation below 30%% as well as were able to detect low-frequency responses.

In particular, any MLPA data analysis method would need to be able to cope with genomic instability in the tumour genome that may affect the control probes used for data normalisation, as well as being able to detect rearrangements present at low level as somatic mutations.

As well as being able to detect complete demethylation [ 39], our results indicate that AIMS is sensitive to decreases in methylation at a particular restriction enzyme cut site, and suggest that global changes in methylation as a response to a chemical treatment in cell culture can be viewed as a gradual process occurring over successive cell cycles.

In order to provide a system fully integrated with qPCR screening, usually used in GMO routine analysis, as well as being able to detect, characterize and identify a broad spectrum of GMOs in food/feed matrices, two bidirectional DNA walking methods targeting p35S or tNOS, the most common transgenic elements found in GM crops, were developed.

I told him things have changed; after five years or so as a communication guy for a large conglomerate, a business news organisation would be even more interested in hiring him because he would know his sector pretty well, and would be able to detect all the manipulation tricks of big corporate PR machines, which could be invaluable to his junior co-workers.