However, it is possible that the dynamic range in the different experiments is different, or that the experimental protocol has introduced more or less variance among replicates.
Nowadays, promising digital active pixel detector systems are available and make real time imaging with high sensitivity and broad dynamic range possible.
It is possible that the increased dynamic range of daf-7 expression in tph-1 animals may partially compensate for the loss of tph-1 as a major functional encoder.
This simple analysis presented here suggests a possible limitation on the use of fold-change measurements derived from microarrays and argues for the use of R-I plots as a means of detecting possible deviations from the dynamic range of the assay.
The new CX2 inherits many popular features from its predecessor, the CX1 (introduced March 13 , 2009, such as the high image quality and expanded dynamic range made possible by image processing engine Smooth Imaging Engine IV and a high-speed image processing CMOS sensor.
Unification of the different databases was made possible by leveraging the greater dynamic range of the color ratio pyrometry soot diagnostic.
Such wide dynamic range of possible resource allocation imposes the need for dynamic sharing of resources between RNs and directly served UEs (i.e., between the backhaul and direct links).
The broad frequency and large dynamic range make possible structural determinations in molecular systems of increasingly larger size from measurements of heavy atom (13C, 15N, 18O) isotopes recorded in natural abundance in the same spectrum as that of the parent isotopic species.
This is because Halo 3 uses two frame buffers instead of the usual one, so the lower resolution allowed Bungie to preserve as much of the dynamic range as possible for the game's lighting without adversely affecting the frame rate.
In the absence of a known genome, it is necessary to assemble these sequences de novo, taking into account possible alternative isoforms and the dynamic range of expression values.
