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For application as biomarkers of course, miRNA candidates must be detectable in surrogate tissue and availability of samples has to be ensured especially in tuberculosis endemic countries.

But it is noted that if the velocity was about 10% smaller, then it must be detectable in the inversion analysis.

Indeed if it is known a priori that the target is shadowed (no direct path time delay, τ 1), then at least any two of the multipath time delays must be detectable or identifiable in the τ-domain.

Equation (12) implies that apart from the direct path time delay, and regardless of the values assumed by the multipath preservers, at least one of the multipath time delays τ p,p=2,…,7 must be detectable in the τ-domain.

To be useful as an optical reporter, cells expressing bioluminescence must be detectable over a dynamic population range.

For a lux-based system to function as a reporter in whole animal BLI, the resulting signal must be detectable using commercially available equipment designed for this purpose and be easily distinguishable from background light emissions.

For instance, the microbial guideline states that coliform bacteria must not be detectable in 100 ml samples of water to be considered as safe and their presence in drinking water indicates the possibility of pathogenic bacteria.

Samples from other wells were heavily contaminated and did not meet the WHO [ 22] standards that stated that coliforms or fecal coliform must not be detectable in any 100 mL of drinking water.

There must be a detectable difference between the properties of the right ones and the properties of the wrong ones.

Finally, the polymorphism must be easily detectable using the Sequenom platform (Sequenom, San Diego, CA, USA).

Noticeably lacking from all but the most rigorous of publications is an estimation of the minimum number of NPs that must be present to be detectable, and none that we have been able to find utilize fluorescence microscopy except as a supporting technique.