Sentence examples for high signal level from inspiring English sources
A key point for their efficiency is to obtain a high signal level for low DNA concentration.
High signal level of Zn and O elements (Zn: O at % = 1.0 0.7) confirmed the coating of ZnO nanostructures on the Si NWs.
Moreover the white, reflective filter surface offers the possibility to keep the analyte sensitive layer thickness below two micro meter whilst maintaining a sufficiently high signal level and minimizing response times.
We then analysed each subclade separately as the high signal level could have been caused by general differences between genotypes.
For example, fixing 20-hours post fertilization (hpf) embryos using 4% paraformaldehyde (PFA) in PBS for 1 hour at room temperature (RT) yielded the best results with respect to high signal level and low background, while maintaining tissue integrity.
In the data on the Swedish L. saxatilis Crab-ecotype, we calculated sequencing coverage of genome contigs, containing genes with the normal signal level and compared it to sequencing coverage of genome contigs containing genes with high signal level (likely to be present in multiple copies in the genome).
As expected, at high signal levels, any coding is redundant, resulting in some increase in the energy consumption.
The XOR-based method provides the lowest energy per bit between −102 and −97 dBm, whilst being more energy efficient than the repetition code at high signal levels.
RpL 5 usually also had very high signal levels that approached or reached signal saturation in most hybridizations, allowing another independent estimation of carryover.
Our model showed that, for a point source, there is an optimal range with high signal levels and high signal to background ratio for both wavelengths (735 and 940 nm) extending from 0.45 to 1.25 mm.
To test this hypothesis also with life embryos, we looked at eggs shortly exposed to fluorescein (10 minutes), which should be sufficient to reach high signal levels in the perivitelline space, but not in the embryo.
