Sentence examples for matrix based calibration from inspiring English sources

Matrix based calibration curves were prepared to quantify GL-3 concentrations in urine, DBS and tissue.

The use of solid-phase microextraction technique avoided matrix effect and allowed to quantify the analytes in river water samples by using Milli-Q based calibration graphs.

A least squares based calibration method (Backén et al. 2008) was used to compute the calibration matrix.

The repeatability of wedge based calibration has similar results compared with N-fiducial based calibration.

The calibration model was optimized by an appropriate selection of number of factors and wavelength regions to be used for building data matrix, based on minimization of predicted error sum of square (PRESS) using leave-one-out cross-validation strategy.

Matrix-based calibration curves were used to address matrix effects.

The matrix-based calibration curve (Y = 0.00202X + 0.000608) was linear over the concentration range of 1 2000 ng/mL for yakuchinone A with correlation coefficient of 0.997.

Excellent determination coefficients were observed for matrix-free and matrix-based calibration curves alike, and the linearity range tested spanned ∼ 4 orders of magnitude.

The linearity of the regression line of the matrix-based calibration curves for each analyte was directly linked to the analyte enrichment repeatability which ranged from an RSD value of 8.3 13.1%.

The applicability of the MCLLS method to the lead in bone measurement is supported by the good fitting results obtained with simulated Monte Carlo elemental library spectra and close agreement between simulated and experimental spectra from a calcium-rich matrix-based calibration standard in a test geometrical configuration.

The procedure used to compute the genomic relationship matrix was based on the calibration of allele sharing coefficients to numerator relationship coefficients (VanRaden 2008; Rolf et al. 2010).