Sentence examples for largest analytical from inspiring English sources

The largest analytical bias was observed for the ATP5E assay (9.7%) and all other assays displayed a bias smaller than 5% in absolute value.

The bureau, with about 300 people in all, including support staff, is too small to shoulder the kind of analytical burden placed on the C.I.A. and the even larger analytical branch of the Defense Intelligence Agency.

can cause large analytical errors on middle to heavy REEs in the solution-ICP-MS technique.

Equation (1.1) was first studied by Torrejón and Young [20], who proved the existence of weakly asymptotic stable solution for a large analytical datum.

The miniaturized form of these reactors (microchip IMERs) received outstanding attention due to their special features and advantages over the traditional, larger analytical systems.

Suggested solution from the large analytical study and validation by tests led to the successful implementation of the new bearing configuration.

It is thus highly probable that the large analytical discrepancies observed in the largest ICU were due to the difficulty of ensuring the consistency and quality of the preanalytical conditions.

This may be due to the fact that experimental runs involving ReS2 have lower concentrations of rhenium than those using the Re ReO2 assemblage, resulting in a larger analytical uncertainty.

Relatively large analytical errors (more than 20%%) reported from a UV 266 nm laser could be attributed mainly to elemental fractionation during laser ablation and to contamination or loss of elements during glass preparation (Norman et al. 1998).

Based on the relationship between the DSMs of the smaller experimental model and larger analytical model, the mathematical relationship between the damping matrices of the two models is established.

Despite the slow decay of 40K to 40Ar (half-life 1250 million years), which therefore entails large analytical challenges to date young events, Renne et al. [137] were able to obtain an Ar Ar age indistinguishable from the historical age of the eruption.