Sentence examples for quantification capacity from inspiring English sources

The results showed that the handheld Raman spectrometer had better data consistency, more accurate quantification capacity, as well as the capacity of on-site and intelligence for qualitative and semi-quantitative analysis.

These limitations include cumbersome preparation of antibody-signal DNA conjugates, complicated and time-consuming protocol, risk of cross-contamination among different samples, no quantification capacity of rolling circle amplification (RCA) reaction, complex primer design, and no tolerance to complex biological environment [33].

The results indicate the proposed Kf holds more precise allele quantification capacity compared to traditional SDM method for each run.

The NASBA-OC uses a sensitized membrane of an oligochromatographic dipstick to detect the amplified RNA, in 5 10 min just with a pipette and a water bath, but without quantification capacity [ 68].

This technique which acquires frequency induction decays (FIDs) at a single echo time (typically between 30 35 ms) provides reliable quantification of the classic MRS metabolites including N-acetylaspartate [NAA] but yields limited quantification capacity for metabolites with overlapping resonance frequencies [ 24].

This might be due to low quantification capacities of the studied population especially in this respective food group and especially during the 24-h recall.

This article describes the emerging techniques of myocardial T1 mapping and extracellular volume quantification, evaluates its capacity to characterise myocardial tissue and demonstrates its clinical relevance.

However, as the suspension of nanoparticles in the base fluids affect the thermophysical properties other than thermal conductivity also, such as the viscosity and the thermal capacity, quantification of the influence of nanoparticles on the heat transfer performance is essentially required.

Finally, in order to prove that the infectivity of recombinant fluorescent virions occurs through reconstituted integration capacity, quantification of integrated proviral DNA was assessed by Alu-PCR.

For the purposes of quantification, the functional capacity of EBs has been defined as the product of the percentage of responding EBs and the average change in [Ca2+]i under a specific condition.

The florescent labeled polyA30 was used to acquire the higher accuracy in capacity quantification.