Sentence examples for lead quantification from inspiring English sources

Lead quantification was based on the measurement of light absorbed at 283.3 nm by the ground-state atoms of Pb from a hollow cathode lamp (HCl) source.

However, attenuation correction issues in clinical data will always lead to quantification inaccuracies in such comparisons.

The models provide results for amplitude and exchange rate and finally lead to quantification for regional blood volume, regional blood flow and mean transit time.

As a result, standardization of RNA input at the reverse transcriptase step, or normalization to an endogenous reference miRNA, will inevitably lead to quantification errors in this context (and likely in other cases).

Statistical analysis led to quantification of the influence of the synthesis parameters on the crystallite size of the powders.

Each correction step that leads to quantification in SPECT was therefore separately investigated.

Systemic administration of BBB impermeable tracers can both visualize brain regions characterized by BBB impairment, as well as lead to its quantification.

Iterative cycles of representational refinement and quantification lead to the emergence of predictive statistical models that make intuitive sense to all parties: the engineers, elicitation experts, knowledge modellers and statisticians.

Both patient tissues and PET/MRI system hardware components (e.g. the systems patient table, MR radiofrequency coils, ECG equipment) within the FOV of the PET detector during data acquisition attenuate the number of true annihilation events and, consequently, may lead to incorrect quantification results without applying attenuation correction (AC) [7, 10].

Third, dietary intake assessments may lead to incorrect quantification of bioavailable nutrient levels.

The qPCR efficiency is affected by multiple factors that can lead to significant quantification problems [ 24].