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It was also found that the fast stretching simulations with dλ/dt = 0.2%/τ appear to be sufficient for detecting the elongation ratio at which nanovoids can be observed.
The statistical power of this study may not be sufficient for detecting the relationship between icodextrin use and lipoprotein fractions.
The statistical power of this study may not be sufficient for detecting the relationship between laboratory variables and CKD progression.
As Bailey [ 8] concluded, statistical inference is necessary but may not be sufficient for detecting fabricated data.
The statistical power of this study may not be sufficient for detecting the relationship between fractures and levels of markers.
Results indicate that 21 subjects per group would be sufficient for detecting a 3.1 m/sec improvement in pulse wave velocity, 27 subjects per groups would be sufficient for detecting a 0.86 ng/mL reduction in IL-6, and 12 subjects per groups would be sufficient for detecting a 1.60 mg/L reduction in CRP.
Lactose could be detected with an amperometric method with a sensitivity of 0.31 μA mmol 1 cm–2 and a detection limit of 1.13 mmol L 1, which is sufficient for detecting lactose in milk and for clinical exams.
Most DTI scans break the MRI image into tiny areas and measure the diffusion of water molecules through each one in six to 12 directions, which is sufficient for detecting thick bundles of neural fibers.
This sensitivity is sufficient for detecting tsunamis with height of above 1 m, considering the typical signal-to-noise ratio of geomagnetic observations.
We find that common router-assisted flow control schemes used in wired networks fail in WMNs because they assume that (1) links are independent, and (2) router queue buildups are sufficient for detecting congestion.
