This was supported by the observation that the protein profile of NLF differs from conventional samples of i.e. whole blood, hence being capable to complement or even expand the so far biomarker index.
Due to their lower detection limits, the use of passive samplers provides a more efficient technique than conventional sampling for assessment of stormwater wetland treatment.
It is shown that confinement has minimal effects on line shape and provides at least a two fold increase in sensitivity over a conventional sample, for the same mass of solute.
Roxarsone was detected in 20 of 40 conventional samples, 1 of 13 antibiotic-free samples, and none of the 25 organic samples.
In this study, a central biopsy taken within 6 days of infection was used instead of conventional sampling at the leading edge, and the merits of this are discussed.
Trampuz et al. documented a 9% culture rate from conventional sampling in a series of 54 patients [ 9], but later research demonstrated a much lower rate of 2% in a larger series of 252 revisions for aseptic loosening [ 11].
The advantage that the CS theory has is that the data obtained via the projection measurement is much smaller than the conventional sampling methods, breaking the bottleneck of the Shannon sampling theorem, so that the high-resolution signal acquisition becomes possible.
Examination of the conventional sampling techniques indicated that deep tissue sampling was the most likely to be positive with synovial fluid aspirates the least likely to be positive (Table 4).
Voids and intermetallic particles, and their subsequent evolution during ductile crack extension at different associated levels of stress triaxiality, were clearly observed within fracture coupons of a reasonable engineering length-scale, overcoming the conventional sample size limitation of computed tomography at high resolutions.
Any glucose result that does not correlate withthe patient's clinical status should be confirmed through conventional laboratory sampling of plasma glucose.
