Sentence examples for quantification proved from inspiring English sources
LPS quantification proved unreliable for some polysaccharide preparations as spike controls resulted in spike recoveries outside the acceptable range.
X-ray diffraction and Rietveld amorphous bulk quantification proved to be an inadequate methodology to quantify the effects of mechanical activation.
RRBS quantification proved highly reproducible among five independent biological replicates.
All parameters checked, such as intra- and inter-assay coefficients of variance as well as the recovery rate and the lower limit of quantification, proved the method being suitable for detection of low CHX-concentrations in small sample volumes.
These results are in agreement with previous studies examining of the KLK5 expression prognostic value in breast cancer patients, whereas the KLK5 expression quantification proved to be an independent biomarker for the prediction of breast cancer patients' DFS and OS [ 30].
The standard curve exhibited an excellent limit of detection of 3.7 pg/L and displayed a correlation coefficient of 0.996, and this quantification proved to be linear over a wide range of OTA standard concentrations (from 0.01 to 1000 pg/mL).
This flexible and cost-effective method of independent DNA quantification proves to be a robust alternative to the commercialized TaqMan assay.
The results of the method validation ascertained by assessing the precision, accuracy, recovery, and limit of quantification and proved that the method was reliable.
The quantification results proved to be reproducible and well-correlated with ex-vivo histological evaluation.
This quantification method proved to be more precise and more tolerant to inhibitory substances than the benchmarking reverse-transcription real-time PCR (RT-qPCR), and needs no standard curve.
Immunostaining and followed by Nanog+ colonies quantification further proved that almost every Oct4-GFP+ colony is also Nanog+ at that stage (Supplementary Figure S6c) and miR-106b can enhance formation of both colonies (Supplementary Figure S6d and e).
