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Meanings of detecting in anglès

A police investigation to determine the perpetrator.

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Examples for "detection"
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Main outcome measures: Completeness of case detection was examined in collateral studies.
Pubmed
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Current strategies to reduce this problem include early detection and appropriate treatment.
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Therefore, enzyme is often used as markers for disease detection and treatment.
Pubmed
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With new technology in speed detection available, this practice should cease immediately.
The Irish Times
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In this paper, we present an animal detection system for mitigating AVC.
Pubmed
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Genome sleuthing shows the disease is caused by a previously unknown virus.
Wired
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It took him six weeks of short-burst sleuthing to reach his conclusion.
Wired
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You see, we may have to do some unexpected sleuthing in it.
Guy Garrick
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It's as bizarre an idea as Miss Marple sleuthing in the Bronx.
The Irish Times
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No sir, I'm going to do some sleuthing on my own hook.
Jack Ranger's Western Trip; Or, from Boarding School to Ranch an...
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It takes months of painstaking detective work to put a case together.
The Irish Times
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You have to look serious and mention patient and thorough detective work.
Double Dexter
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For the detective work to work, there needs to be complete coverage.
Radio NZ
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I must say finding her was a fine piece of detective work.
The hunchback assignments
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Erlendur had always found Níels lazy and absolutely unsuited for detective work.
The draining lake
Usage of detecting in anglès
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These costs are much higher than those involved for detecting DS cases.
Pubmed
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Only antitrust authorities would be capable of detecting possible infringements, he said.
Reuters
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However, detecting temperature differences and measuring temperatures are two very different things.
Wired
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Conclusion: The Neuropad test is a useful screening test for detecting DPN.
Pubmed
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In the present study, four different methods of detecting EBV were compared.
Pubmed
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The resolution in tissue depends almost exclusively on detecting single scattered events.
Pubmed
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Of course, finding life won't simply be a matter of detecting gases.
BBC
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But they triumphed especially in detecting the contradictions of the Gospel narratives.
Saint Augustin
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Teachers should be better trained in detecting the signs of superior ability.
The Measurement of Intelligence / An Explanation of and a Comple...
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We have another means of detecting minds remote from us in space.
Last and First Men
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Conclusion: MTI may be effective in detecting all cranial lesions of TS.
Pubmed
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The ERG response phase may be potentially useful for detecting retinal abnormalities.
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Finally, a new and efficient electrochemical sensor for detecting UA was developed.
Pubmed
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That the computers weren't just 'detecting' what they were predicted to detect?
Pathfinder
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The other, detecting the amused gleam in her eyes, laughed rather ruefully.
The Vision of Desire
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Long oligonucleotide arrays were slightly more sensitive at detecting very low enrichment.
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Detecting through the time
Detecting across language varieties
United States of America
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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