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A noise floor is defined to establish a detectability limit for components of the tidal spectrum.

For both analytes, the method enjoys wide dynamic range (1 50 μg ml− 1) with good detectability (limits of detection 0.11 μg ml− 1).

This primer extension assay was then validated in terms of linearity (linear range = 0.5 2.5 nM), detectability (limits of detection and quantification = 0.023 and 0.091 nM, respectively), and precision (total precisions = 8.1% and 3.7% for dATP and dCTP, respectively, n = 9).

However, the lack of AMP detectability could either indicate instability or amounts below the detection limit, both valuable reasons to exclude the plant lines from further studies.

This system was operated in the positive ion mode with a detection-limit of 10 nM for the MMP reaction product and provided 60 folds enhancement of sensitivity by using selected reaction monitoring detection compared with MS full scan mode, which significantly increased the detectability of the system and therefore reduced the enzyme reaction time in both off-line and in-line mode.

Compared to these, the detection limits of VSNEA in this study show superior detectability.

These were near the limit of systematic detectability expected for a variable where the heteroscedasticity of the SD/mean relation follows a negative binomial distribution (Fig.  3 B).

Limits of detectability for each assay were: 0.07 IU/l (LH) and 0.05 IU/l (FSH).

Undetectable serum concentrations were imputed at their lower limits of detectability for subsequent analyses.

This copy number approaches the limits of detectability for the RCA assay.

According to Zhu et al. (2008), EST data are not saturated, so there is limited gene detectability for tissue-specific genes; in contrast, microarray data exhibit a higher false negative rate compared to EST data, leading to a significant underestimation of housekeeping genes [ 26].