Sentence examples for enough selectivity from inspiring English sources

The recovery achieved for copper determination in presence of several cations demonstrated that this has enough selectivity for analysis of food samples.

First, the low resolution quadrupole mass analyzers do not present enough selectivity to discriminate the analytes from interferences commonly encountered in biological samples.

Hydropathically complementary peptides designed de novo show enough selectivity to be used successfully as peptide ligands for protein purification from crude extracts.

It means that when M becomes large, enough selectivity and diversity can be obtained for the system to achieve nearly the same minimum power for different τ values.

Potentiometric methods, using ion selective electrodes, have found wide application [19]-[21] [19]-[21]ple, economical, applicabeingver a wide range of different areasimpleh applicability to turbid and coloreconomicalns, applicableng enover selectivity towards the drug in the presence of various pharmaceutical excipients.

Our model, one the other hand, is grounded in the same construction model as the original tissue-specific networks, and provides enough selectivity to distinguish similarity/dissimilarity of aligned networks with yeast and to assign an empirical p-value to each alignment.

That certainly isn't enough to demonstrate selectivity of that region for faces.

While many cancers overexpress surface proteins common in normal cells, overabundance of a specific surface protein is not enough to guarantee selectivity using targeted treatment.

The five cavities appear to be topographically different enough to permit subtype selectivity among antagonists but not among classical agonists which tend to be smaller in size than antagonists.

However, in the real sensor device, the lifetime was not stable enough, especially in the selectivity for methane, although the sensitivity of the SnO2 thin layer was maintained.

According to Messerli et al. (2004), 1 mM NO3 - is enough to diminish the Cl− selectivity.