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It is typically used to describe something that has a low level of detectability, meaning it is difficult to detect or is barely noticeable. Example: The new security system has a low detectable rate, making it challenging for thieves to break in undetected.
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The Cu II) ion sensor exhibited a low detectable concentration of 1 μM (0.13 ppm) Cu II) ions alongside a linear dynamic range of 1 μM (0.13 ppm) to 50 μM (6.72 ppm) Cu II) cations.
Although it could provide useful and new information not available with classic proton MRI, the low detectable sodium signal gives rise to technological limitations in terms of data quality when using clinical scanners.
Both HIV uninfected and infected subjects frequently had low detectable LPS levels in their plasmas.
For the phase-contrast SPR imaging, low detectable range of refractive index values will limit analytical throughput capacity.
However, the very low detectable levels of NGB in non-nervous tissues produced only scarce and controversial data.
In Arabidopsis, Type I gene expression is almost invariably low, detectable only with next generation sequencing or RT-PCR rather than blots or arrays [ 57, 58].
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The limit of detection determines the lowest detectable amount of mutated alleles in a background of wild-type DNA.
When the estimated renin concentration was below the assay's lower limit of detection, the renin concentration was considered the lowest detectable value, i.e. 2.7 ng/l.
Cytokine levels below detection limit were assigned a value equal to the lowest detectable value of that cytokine.
When the estimated aldosterone concentrations were below the lower detection limit, the samples were considered to have the lowest detectable serum aldosterone concentration, i.e. 30 pmol/l.
The lowest detectable concentration was determined.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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