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Meanings of detect in English

Portuguese
ver
Catalan
observar
Spanish
encontrar

To see, discover or determine something, unclear, distant or hidden, by looking carefully.

ver

To spot, detect, recognize, capture, or see something or someone having been unknown, invisible, obscured, too distant, or otherwise not found before.

Usage of detect in English
1
Record the process that was used to detect and resolve the problem.
Essential snmp, 2nd edition
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Objective: The present study aimed to detect microsporidia infection among leukemic children.
Pubmed
3
A structural interview questionnaire was used to detect any possible risk factors.
Pubmed
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They can be used to detect risk, and aid in treatment options.
Reuters
5
Once again, the future held no hope whatsoever that I could detect.
Welcome to the N.H.K.
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More efforts would be required to detect and control medication-required risk factors.
Pubmed
7
They can also be used to detect falls of elderly family members.
The Verge
8
If the course was getting easy, the difference was hard to detect.
Tommy's honor: the story of old tom morris and young tom morris,...
9
Dr Pantos said we needed more robust testing methods to detect microplastics.
Radio NZ
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Western blot analysis was used to detect the VEGF protein expression level.
Pubmed
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It can't necessarily detect whether a particular firearm was used or not.
BBC
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It can also help detect glaucoma up to four years in advance.
The Irish Times
13
Do they exist in a way that we can hope to detect?
Wired
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Installed smart water meters to detect any leaky taps or water sources.
The South African
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It required a substantial effort to detect, uncover and prosecute this case.
Radio NZ
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The kinetic assays were used to detect inhibition effect, type and mechanism.
Pubmed
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