Sentence examples for between the quantification and from inspiring English sources
The gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC MS) approach permitted to determine in the micro-samples 1, 2 and 4 the occurrence of a proteinaceous material above the quantification limit, while sample 3 showed a proteinaceous content between the quantification and the detection limit.
No correlation was found between the quantification of bacterial and archaeal groups and the diabetic state of some obese patients.
Bernhardt et al. [ 34] were able to achieve relatively low deviations between the quantification of BIC with histomorphometry and the μCT method.
The results showed firstly, a significant correlation between the quantification of mesothelin assessed by SRM at the glycopeptide level and by ELISA at the protein level.
In what follows, we highlight a distinction between the Frege-Russell analysis of quantification in terms of predication, on the one hand, and the link between quantification and existence, on the other.
The absence of any correlation between mRNA quantification and the presence of ITC can probably be explained by the histopathological workup of the lymph nodes used.
By the link between quantification and existence, we mean the claim that to exist is to be something.
From the results in Table 3, it can be observed that the correlations between emphysema quantification and spirometry are higher for the mixed cohorts than for each individual cohort.
When we combine this result with the link between quantification and existence, we conclude that everything exists necessarily, which flies in the face of the assumption that we exist only contingently.
A high correlation coefficient was found between spectrofluorometry quantification and the conventional gravimetric method [ 24].
We would expect a monotonic increase in frailty with age [ 18], so differences in the time between FI quantification and sample collection between individuals should not significantly influence results and only serve to reduce associations.
