A total of 1266 samples were collected and of these 1235 samples were adequate for detection of adenovirus using ELISA (690 diarrhoeic and 545 non-diarrhoeic children).
However, CCR10 mRNA and protein was easily detected in the bone derived control cells suggesting that the reagents were adequate for detection of this receptor [ 18].
The assays that are routinely used in the clinic to detect PRL in serum typically have detection limits of around 500 pg/ml, which is adequate for detection of endocrine PRL, but probably not for detection of autocrine or paracrine PRL, that is secreted extrapituitarily.
The methods used for detection of KI, WU and MC polyomaviruses, were highly sensitive and should be adequate for the detection of low quantities of virus DNA reaching the detection level of 0.1 virus/copy per cell or less.
For example, coarser detection of only the primary landmarks, e.g., nose tip, four eye and two mouth corners, or even the bounding box enclosing these landmarks, may be adequate for face detection or face recognition tasks.
Sequence information from a single sample may not be adequate for the detection of mutated virus.
The CellSearch® system may not be adequate for the detection of CTC in the context of pancreatic cancer.
The accuracy and between observer reliability found here appears to be adequate for the detection of inter-vertebral motion ranges over 3.9° (i.e. twice the worst RMS value).
However, in real applications, especially for the slight pitting damage scenario, TSA and subsequent feature extraction may not be adequate for effective fault detection and diagnosis.
In particular, the detection limit allows experiment with small tissue samples and low dye concentrations; therefore it will be adequate for clinical and preclinical studies.
