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In more practical terms, the highest current density currently achievable with an aberration-corrected lens is J ≈ 107 A/correspondingnding to an electron density n = v −1(J/e) ≈ 0.5 × 1016 electrons/cm3.

We hypothesized that this method would demonstrate better sensitivity and specificity than are currently achievable with conventional PCR.

In terms of administration, our design makes for a relatively low-cost and low-maintenance system, something that may not be currently achievable with WSNs that are designed to comply with existing noise codes.

This doesn't mean there aren't any more particles to be found — but if they are out there they're above the energies currently achievable with particle accelerators, and therefore pretty heavy, and it's possible that their effects would have shown up elsewhere.

The increased length of the 454 reads currently achievable with the Titanium chemistry (expected size ~400-550 bp) should result in regions of high-quality finished genomic sequences.

This article describes the overall strategy set out above and illustrates the accuracy of systems biology modelling that is currently achievable with such a strategy.

PF scheduler allocates a PRB k ( ∈ S PRB ) to packets for UE i k ∗ ( ∈ S UE ) as i k ∗ = arg max i ∈ S UE C i, k / A i, where Ci,k and A i represent currently achievable data rate with PRB k and average data rate, respectively, for UE i.

This should allow obtaining a resolution of 10 meV at 1 keV with currently achievable figure errors on plane optics.

However, we acknowledge that this is a noninvasive technique, and with the currently achievable image resolution and the complex architecture in juxtacortical white matter, it is possible that fibers that appear to project to specific regions of cortex may not actually terminate there.

For example, you should consider requiring those sources with electrostatic precipitators (ESPs) performing below currently achievable levels to improve their performance.

We also reasoned that miRNAs may be a better class of tumour marker because of their broad regulatory functions and the ability to measure their expression levels with far better accuracy than is currently achievable for mRNA.