Sentence examples for detectable calibration from inspiring English sources

Table  1 lists the accuracy of individual compounds using the lowest detectable calibration standard as well as the IDL and LOQ calculated.

If no such decrease was detectable, a new calibration session was performed.

Below the height of 1.4 km, both Vaisala and iMET sondes indicate air saturation with respect to liquid water, even though RH of 100% for the Vaisala sonde likely due to differences in calibration (also detectable all along the profiles).

On one cluttered slide the words "significant" and "significantly" were used five times with a range of meanings from "detectable in a perhaps irrelevant calibration case study" to "an amount of damage so that everyone dies", noted Edward Tufte, a consultant to the investigators.

The distances between the spacecraft and cities are close; hence, the city light position in the image gives rise to a detectable parallax, which is necessary for calibration of the camera location.

From the calibration plot, the smallest detectable fragment was 4.6 kbp (see Figure S4 in the Supporting Information).

These experiments provided the necessary information for estimating the limits of detection (LODs) from the slopes of the calibration curves and the threefold standard deviation (3S) of the lowest detectable concentration.

MCF-10A cell lysate with no detectable levels of EMs was employed for preparation of calibration standards and quality control samples.

Extrapolation of the calibration data to 5 V yielded a maximum detectable activity of 120 and 2830 μCi μL−1 for the high-gain and low-gain configurations, respectively.

In some vehicle-treated samples, Cyp1a1 transcripts were not detectable and relative expression was therefore calculated using the lowest standard calibration curve.

No hysteresis was detectable and reproducibility was almost perfect (always less than 50 g difference between calibration trials).