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Fig. 7 Limits of procedure call semantics.

The determined detection limits of procedure based on the novel fiber enable its application at the concentration levels of triazines recommended by the US EPA standards.

The same authors previously achieved performance in second-order computing, using 2-D wavelets and compression techniques [11,12]; finding, despite the promising results, the limits of the procedure and quantifying its heavy computational cost.

In this study we explore the capabilities and limits of ALMOND procedure to predict the inhibitor potency of a series a non-terpenoid squalenehopene cyclase (SHC) inhibitors, and compare the results with recently published results concerning oxidosqualene cyclase (OSC) inhibitor potency.

The limits of this procedure are first of all noise.

Understanding the limits of any procedure and the complications that may occur are also vital.

In order to advance beyond the standard two-stage process it is first necessary to understand the system within the limits of this procedure.

The Bland-Altman limits of agreement procedure uses data-scale assessment in analyzing both the accuracy (i.e. bias) and the amount of variation or precision between any two measured values when the range of data is sufficiently limited.

In Sample 1060_W no proteinaceous or saccharide materials were detected above the detection limit of the procedure (see above).

The amino acid content of sample 1060_PL was found to be above the quantitation limit of the procedure used (as defined in "Methodology and analytical apparatus" section), allowing us to establish the presence of a proteinaceous material in the sample.

For the characterisation of the source of the proteinaceous material, the amino acid profile of each sample whose protein content was above the quantitation limit of the procedure was subjected to a multivariate statistical analysis that included a data set of 121 reference samples of animal glue, casein, and egg (whole egg, albumen and yolk) [17] using principal component analysis (PCA).