Examples of using Enough to detect in English and their translations into French
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It is sensitive enough to detect.
The strength of the magnetic field is enough to detect superficial defects, or material deviations with no risk of leaving residual magnetization on the part tested; so that it can complete its production process.
This is not enough to detect fires at an early stage.
It just means that the test isn't sensitive enough to detect it.
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And it's not enough to detect just one thing.
Often enough, the sensors are not sensitive enough to detect two-wheelers.
The study was large enough to detect differences in the overall risk of death and cancer.
Is our internal system of controls strong enough to detect irregularities?
The software is smart enough to detect suspicious expenses without any manual intervention.
The HIV antibody test must be sensitive enough to detect the antibodies.
Such trials should be large enough to detect clinically important differences in major side effects reported in observational studies and also to consider the acceptability of the intervention to mothers and providers as important outcomes.
The naked eye will no longer be enough to detect counterfeiting.
Without qualified personnel,predictive security is not efficient enough to detect threats.
The look piercing enough to detect the work of God;
However, there are industrial applications for devices sensitive enough to detect it.
Google is sophisticated enough to detect the tone of a piece of content.
In particular, NEMS(Nano ElectroMechanical Systems)are now sensitive enough to detect single molecules.
Oscilloscopes are sensitive enough to detect ripple from most power supplies.
The authors nonetheless emphasize that, despite the high number of patients compared to earlier studies,the cohort was not yet large enough to detect risks occurring at low frequencies.