Sentence examples for limits of sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Limits of sensitivity of the scattering technique may be inferred from this.

No X-rays were seen within the limits of sensitivity of our experiment.

Finally, progress towards microwave quantum memories and other developments in the field of superconducting quantum devices are being used to push the limits of sensitivity of inductively-detected electron spin resonance.

Within the limits of sensitivity of single strand nick assays, these range from a relatively high potential (Dβ1 23RSS) to lower aptitude (Dβ1 12RSS, Dβ2 12- and 23RSSs) to near ineffectiveness (Vβ 23-, Jβ 12RSSs).

We suggest that this may be due to the limits of sensitivity of the measurement for low monomer concentration (and hence low signal for the N and D components).

Within the limits of sensitivity of the double-headed confocal microscope system employed in this experimental setting, the EGFP fluorescence intensity in the lamellipodium was already recovered by the time of the first image acquisition after the initial photobleach (within 6 s; period indicated by dashed lines in Figure 1).

"The observations with Cassini's radar are close to the limit of sensitivity so hard to interpret.

It gave the same range of likely outcomes and added an upper limit of sensitivity of 6°C to 7°C.A rise of around 3°C could be extremely damaging.

The lower limit of sensitivity is determined by the signal to noise ratio whereas the upper limit occurs when all the available charge is exhausted.

About 70% PECH was required to obtain a single narrow Tg in the ternary system, which suggests a single homogeneous phase in the limit of sensitivity of DMTA.

A limit of sensitivity of 1 5 genome copy equivelents was achieved for each of the three Cardicola species tested without cross-species or host genomic amplification.