Lidar detectable range, usually affected by detection unit sensitivity, operating mode and visibility, is a critical factor in system design and application.
The median βHCH concentration in the same U.S. adolescent group was below the limit of detection and was not in the detectable range until the 95th percentile; thus, the Russian boys' median βHCH level was almost 12 times higher than the upper 95% confidence limit of the 95th percentile for U.S. teens (Patterson et al. 2009).
The sensor achieves a detectable range of 88.3 dB and a detection limit of 36 μV for surface potential.
If the amplitude-contrast and phase-contrast images can be simultaneously obtained, the detection sensitivity can compensate for each other and the detectable range of refractive index values can be expanded.
Accordingly, the detection sensitivity can compensate for each other and the detectable range of refractive index values can be expanded by use of simultaneous amplitude-contrast and phase-contrast images in real-time kinetic measurement.
In the cell edges, assume the signals transmitted by MSs are in the detectable range (DR) of N b BSs and then can be detected by all the BSs.
The proposed method shows a detectable range from 0.05 to 500 ng/mL for α-fetoprotein (AFP) with a detection limit (LOD) of 0.038 ng/mL.
So, the application of hybridization suppressors like formamide with a high refractive index, which is out (or nearly out) of the detectable range of most SPR equipments, results in a technical challenge for SPR detection of DNA hybridization [5 9].
Serum levels of IFN-α were measured at the lowest detectable range of 5 10 pg/mL and did not change significantly above the lower detection range after standard PH or SO (figure not shown).
An Adventurer Pro analytic scale was used to determine mass loss, with a detectable range of 0.1 mg.
The FIA response was highly reproducible, and the response variation was below 6% from film to film in detectable range.
