Sentence examples for widely detectable from inspiring English sources
Dieldrin is an organochlorine pesticide whose use was banned in North America over twenty years ago, but it is still widely detectable within the domestic and imported food supply [15].
The authors found that these potentially hormonally active compounds were widely detectable in the girls studied.
Figure 1 highlights patterns by age and sex in the four widely detectable PFCs (PFHS, PFOA, PFOS, PFNA).
Despite the decline in use, several components and breakdown products of the pesticide are still widely detectable in the environment and in humans (Jaga and Dharmani 2003; Smith 1999).
It represents a 125 kDa nonreceptor tyrosine kinase, which is ubiquitously expressed throughout development, widely detectable in adult tissues and specifically localised in focal adhesions, which represent contact sites for extracellular matrix interactions.
MRP mRNA was widely expressed and detectable in all samples analysed, with considerable (up to 190-fold) variation observed between individual tumour samples.
The gene would appear to be widely expressed, with detectable expression in all tissues tested by RT-PCR (small intestine, spleen, bone marrow, thymus, colon, testes and liver) except fetal liver (data not shown).
When GFP+: Oct4+/− ESCs were injected into the blastocoel cavity of a host C57Bl/6 host embryo, midgestation embryos were obtained in which GFP+: Oct4+/− cells were widely distributed and detectable in the germline at E11.5.
In eight samples obtained from normal bladder mucosa, the values ranged from 0.93 to 2.19 arbitrary units (AU) (mean 1.54+/-0.37 AU), but varied widely from non-detectable to 16.21 AU (mean 3.02+/-4.44 AU) in the tumour specimens.
The abortion wars in America have been given a new and startling blast of oxygen by the passage in North Dakota of a measure banning terminations in the state for women carrying a foetus with a "detectable heartbeat" – widely taken to mean around six weeks from conception.
Although lice from the other areas studied were free from typhus, we found B. quintana to be widely distributed; it was detectable in lice from France, the Netherlands, Burundi, Zimbabwe, and Rwanda.
