Sentence examples for with a view to detecting from inspiring English sources
A WSN solution is proposed in this paper with a view to detecting and locating leaks for long distance pipelines.
Based in the offices of Passion Capital, which has invested, it uses historical data to analyse signals and patterns in transactions with a view to detecting fraud.
Dr Song, however, says that his team has trained more than 200 Comorans to monitor rates of malaria, with a view to detecting and preventing its return.Safe and sound?A more immediate concern is the safety of the drugs.
"The emails were accessed with a view to detecting or revealing a serious crime in circumstances where there appears to have been a real prospect that the relevant evidence would go unnoticed by investigating authorities... "BSkyB behaved responsibly once it had obtained the emails, passing them to the police and ensuring that there was no publication until after proceedings had concluded".
Likewise, with a view to detecting arterial hypertension in 8 10 year-old children, Maximova et al. recommended the measurement of BMI rather than Waist C or WHtR [ 45].
Various protocols have been proposed for the diagnostic work-up of small nodules, but the diagnostic approach to nodules ≤5 or 4 mm mainly rely on continued observation, with a view to detecting nodule growth as a sign of malignancy.
The work reported in this paper is part of an ongoing research on the experimental investigations of the effects of cracks and damages on the integrity of structures, with a view to detect, quantify, and determine their extents and locations.
A significant amount of work has been done with a view to detect human beings in a surveillance video.
Subsequently, the application of ERCP was extended to include endoscopic sphincterotomy (ES) with a view to manage the detected abnormalities, without the need for invasive surgery.
Several vehicle manufacturers are already testing them with a view to being able to detect if a driver is falling asleep at the wheel.
As they outlined to this week's meeting of the American Chemical Society, in Washington, DC, they have been analysing the smell of corpses, with a view to automating the process of detecting them.The idea of doing this is not entirely new, but when Ms Jones and Dr Sykes looked at the previous studies they found that the corpses used were usually at least three days old.
