Examples of using Enough to detect in English and their translations into Hebrew
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If it is there, I am not sensitive enough to detect it.
This was long enough to detect any changes in CVD, which was reduce by approximately 50%.
We have got to get the pulses strong enough to detect further away.
Drilling down far enough to detect antimatter requires taking protons from an atom's nucleus, trapping them in a vacuum, then shooting them into a ring of giant electromagnets.
In general, Proust's measurements were not accurate enough to detect such variations.
The receptors are sensitive enough to detect the electrical impulses of its prey's heartbeat.
But my wits, despite what some may say, are still sharp enough to detect your odd accent.
If the camera was sensitive enough to detect city lights, the Earth would be overexposed.
I cordially dislike allegory in all its manifestations,and always have done since I grew old and wary enough to detect its presence.
No, but I increased the range far enough to detect a large network of relay stations.
Furthermore, several of the ADHD studies ran for only six weeks,which may not have been long enough to detect an effect with ALCAR.
The rods in the human eye are sensitive enough to detect the light emitted by a struck match from as much as a mile away on a clear night.
We assumed that these impairments would be very subtle, indicating that we had to test women'semotion recognition with a task that was sensitive enough to detect such impairments.
This has not been consideredpossible until now because making an array large enough to detect them all with current technology is probably not feasible.
And that leads to the second reason why the prediction didn't work, because scientists were alsoassuming that the telescopes they had were sensitive enough to detect the parallax.
Whether you choose wired or wireless,the security system must be reliable enough to detect an intrusion attempt or other emergency or event and alert the proper person or authority in time.
Some estimates state that up to 30- 77% of women may have the chance of developing fibroids during their childbearing years,even though only about 1/3rd of these fibroids are large enough to detect by doctor during a physical examination.
However, many studies have shown that the homepregnancy tests are not sensitive enough to detect pregnancy in women who have just missed a period.
The team suspects that past experiments simulating interstellar molecular cloud environments would have produced nucleobases, butthat the analytical tools used were not sensitive enough to detect them in complex mixtures.
The drugs were not detected by the Olympic committee's drug-testing lab years ago, during the Games,because the science at the time was not sensitive enough to detect such small residual concentrations, according to Dr. Richard Budgett, medical and scientific director of the I.O.C.
Key to his research was finding a way to quantitatively measure mental and spiritual phenomena, which only became possible with his development of the first electropsychometer, or E-Meter,an instrument sensitive enough to detect minute fluctuations in resistance caused by mental image pictures.
Investigators at the University of New Mexico at Albuquerque found that, among 18 tests, only one- First Response, Early Result-appeared to be sensitive enough to detect pregnancy in at least 95% of women on the first day of their missed periods.
But then perhaps they have progressed far enough for you to detect it.
Diaz says this may be because whatevercancer cells remain aren't giving off enough DNA to detect.
So technology has enabled the search on ascale that might finally be big enough to be able to detect something.
But the human field was too weak so we tried to augment it,make it strong enough for the birds to detect.
This is because the hCG levels in theirurine may not yet be enough for the pregnancy test to detect.