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Unfortunately, there are currently no sufficiently developed analytical methods adequate to detect and quantify nanoplastics in the environment or food chain [67], let alone to analyse their chemical signature in detail.

As can be seen in figure 3, the dynamic range of the hybridizations was adequate to detect and distinguish homozygous and heterozygous loss (chromosome 11p), one single-copy number gain (e.g. chromosome 7p), more then one copy number gain (chromosome 1q) and unchanged chromosome copy numbers (e.g. chromosome 10) in FFPE tumor tissue.

Among the merits of our study: it is based on a large and representative population-based sample, hence adequate to detect independent and joint effect of type 2 diabetes and such comorbidity.

The parameters of RECIST (Response Evaluation Criteria for Solid Tumors) are not adequate to detect important treatment effects and response.

This is unsurprising given that our sample size was only adequate to detect relatively large effects, and therefore lacked power to detect smaller effects.

This finding suggests that the resolution of MicroCT is not adequate to detect such small structures and to identify the presence of a biofilm, while other techniques (such a as SEM) are more effective to detect the presence of microbes and the complex interactions occurring within the ETT lumen biofilm.

Longer followup and a larger patient cohort would be desirable, although our followup greater than 6 years is adequate to detect any implant-related radiographic and functional problems and a 143-thumb cohort is much greater than that of other published studies.

We concluded that the dynamic range of both our manual and automated hybridization protocols are adequate to detect single copy number losses and gains.

28 The proposed sample size is likely to be conservative given the analysis of covariance approach to primary outcome analysis and adequate to detect an important difference in a number of secondary outcomes, including the ISWT (50 m) and Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (1.5 points) at a power of 80% or higher.

In the case of the incremental strategy for using FindBugs, we observed that for four specific bug kinds it is possible to have 100%% of direct correspondence with mutations, i.e., bug patterns of these bug kinds are adequate to detect the difference between the mutants and the original program.

Our study power was adequate to detect an important association between literacy and physiologic control.