Sentence examples for quantifiable limit from inspiring English sources

When the analyte/IS abundance ratios were plotted against the specified concentrations, the linearity of the concentration curves were in the range 10 ng/mL to 1500 ng/mL for both analytes (250 μL plasma extracted), with a minimum quantifiable limit of 10 ng/mL for both analytes.

Samples with high Ct values below the quantifiable limit of an assay (< assay) or no Ct value (0) are indicated.

The concentration of inorganic Hg in the brain samples was below the quantifiable limit of the assay (7 ng/mL) in 8 of 17 MeHg-exposed monkeys.

Plasma samples with concentrations below the quantifiable limit of 50.0 ng ml−1 (BQL) were assigned values of zero for generation of mean and s.d.

However, with the observed pharmacokinetic characteristics, including low clearance, the drug remained at measurable concentrations in the serum, with levels still well above the quantifiable limit when final samples were taken up to 91 days after the final dose.

Moreover, censored observations of hCG titres below the limit of quantification (i.e., those measurements recorded as <2 IU l−1) were handled using the so-called M3 method, which considers the likelihood of observations being below the quantifiable limit (Beal, 2001; Ahn et al, 2008; Bergstrand and Karlsson, 2009).

The detection and lower quantifiable limits were 0.125 and 0.25 ng/mL, respectively.

In exchange for quantifiable limits and checks on its enrichment program, Iran is seeking a lightening of the UN, US, and EU sanctions that have crippled its energy and financial sectors, as well as its broader economy.

The simple definition that sustainability is something that improves "the quality of human life while living within the carrying capacity of supporting eco-systems", though vague, conveys the idea of sustainability having quantifiable limits.

I am not sure whether pollen availability can be seen as a resource, but I would not have major issues with viewing pollinator availability as a quantifiable, limiting resource.

In this paper, these two seemingly disparate approaches are combined to provide sufficient information to simulate all aspects of shear friction in initially cracked planes including a quantifiable failure limit for various crack separations and displacements.