Sentence examples for limit measured from inspiring English sources
Sun et al. [22, 25, 26] constructed a glucose amperometric biosensor using 1D ZnO nanostructures as supporting materials for glucose oxidase (GO x ) loading, whose detection limit measured was 0.02 and 0.01 mM.
This condition is not realized for the standard flammability tube, but it seems to account for the flammability limit measured in a tube of about half the radius of the standard tube.
While the IF consisted of only 7.5 pairs (15 layers) of SiO2/HfO2 layers, it resulted in an improvement of the baseline noise as well as the detection limit measured using fluorescein as test analyte, both by approximately one order of magnitude, with a LOD of 1 × 10−8 mol L−1 obtained under optimised conditions.
The size exclusion limit measured using florescent-labelled dextran was found to be around 700 800 Da in the mesophyll cells of tobacco leaf (Wolf et al., 1989).
To investigate the relationship between the experimental detection limit measured by analyte concentration and the MDL predicted by 10, we specifically looked at the detection of 100 pM streptavidin.
In this case, there is no reason to continue making recursions, since the desired level of cohesion for the elements of the partitions has reached its limit, measured by the positioning of the positive control.
Detection limits measured as 1.2 nM for OR II and 1.0 nM for RB point towards excellent sensitivity of nanocomposite modified electrode.
He said he takes particular issue with the government's proposed per se limits, measured in nanograms of THC per millimetre of blood (ng).
Prior to amplification, SA-EITC-functionalized dilution chips were only detectable using a microarray scanner employing a PMT detector with low detection limits measured at 0.28 Cy3 fluors/μm.
Ms. Marshall said that the public was generally unaware of the consequences of the term limits measure it voted on in the past.
The plastic limit and liquid limit were measured by hand rolling and Cassgrande apparatus respectively.
