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Furthermore, it is demonstrated why this method is inadequate for the two major display technologies, namely CRT and LCD, and that the luminance signals of these two technologies are fundamentally different.
Of these, the concentrated oral rinse method is one of the most suitable techniques for determining Candida concentrations in the oral cavity [ 7]; however, this method is inadequate for detecting the Candida infection site.
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Our results suggest that current grid-based methods are inadequate for detecting uncorrelated local extinctions, even if the total decline is substantial (e.g. 65% of the original range).
Liquid-phase methods are inadequate for obtaining of electrode materials because of the high content of impurities in powders [5,6].
The released data may be vulnerable to re-identification since current de-identification methods are inadequate for high-dimensional data (Narayanan et al. 2016).
Owing to a dramatic conformational difference between the monomeric/closed and oligomeric/open forms, conventional structural comparison methods are inadequate for detecting DS.
Thus, these methods are inadequate for data with multiple periodicities.
Therefore, EpCAM antibodies-based enrichment methods are inadequate for the detection of CTC populations with heterogeneous EpCAM expression levels.
Thus, the need for CL measurements in liver failure is clear, but current radiometric methods are inadequate for this purpose [ 2, 4, 6, 8, 9].
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