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Based on this matrix, the detection sensitivity and specificity for each microarray platform were determined.

Because of the difficulties of trace analysis in seawater matrix, the detection limits for estrogenic chemicals are quite high.

Depending on the basicity of the nucleoside, using CHCA as the matrix, the detection limit ranged from 100 fmol to 10 pmol.

By decomposing the channel matrix of an M-stream MIMO system into a generalized elementary matrix structure, the detection problem becomes a generalization of that of a two-stream detection problem, which admits a simple architecture suitable for high-speed implementation.

This matrix enables the detection of individual amounts of each neurotransmitters from a mixture.

The immobilized HRP showed excellent direct electrochemistry in this new gel matrix, and the detection procedure was greatly simplified by directly monitoring the sensitive electrochemical signal of HRP upon the immunoreaction.

Employing fullerene-metal matrix for the detection of tumor and cancer cells is also possible by the inclusion of fullerene in single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) known as peapods as well as in double-walled carbon nanotubes (DWCNTs), to augment the effectiveness of biosensors.

Let us denote the forward transmission Mueller matrix at the detection facet by M x, y), as depicted in Fig. 1b).

13, 17 In some evaluations, 19 structure-based matrices have not performed as well as sequence-based matrices in the detection of remote homologues, and in the most recent comparison of substitution matrices performed by Brenner and colleagues, 20 structure-based matrices were omitted from the comparison.

Synthesized matrix materials of different classes of compounds, including benzimidazole derivatives (class I, fourteen compounds), coumarindiones (class II, twelve coumarin derivatives) and flavones (class III, six compounds) were evaluated as alternate matrices for the detection of low molecular weight peptides (Table 1).

The application of different non-invasively collected matrices for the detection and quantification of environmental exposure to metals has abundantly been described in literature.