Sentence examples for enough spectra from inspiring English sources

The remaining unidentified differential protein spots could be attributed to either their low abundance to produce enough spectra or that the search scores in the databases did not produce unambiguous results.

The remaining protein spots were not identified because their low abundance did not produce enough spectra, or because the database search scores yielded ambiguous results.The 166 differentially expressed protein spots were identified as 74 non-redundant proteins.

That should leave enough spectrum for broadcasters and mobile operators, the panel member said.

The companies last month offered to sell Cablevision Systems enough spectrum for a rival satellite service.

The issue was, we didn't have enough spectrum for two-way radios.

By merging its operations with Sprint's WiMax division, it will have enough spectrum to roll-out a nationwide network.

OfCom has devised rules intended to ensure that all four network operators obtain enough spectrum to sell LTE service.

The company had enough spectrum to launch a service without having to wait for the auction of government airwaves reserved for 4G services, which concludes early next year.

EE, the owner of T-Mobile and Orange, is currently the only mobile operator in the UK with enough spectrum to offer 4G capability.

He believes there is enough spectrum to go around but notes that carriers are caught in something of an arms race with their own customers.

The announcement was significant because there had been doubts as to whether television stations would want to provide enough spectrum for the auction.