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Under the optimized experimental conditions, such a newly designed system shows remarkably improved sensitivity and selectivity for the sensing of OPs.

This mercury nanocomposite sensor was designed by incorporation of thiolated amino acids capped AuNps into the carbon ionic liquid electrode (CILE) which provides remarkably improved sensitivity and selectivity for the electrochemical stripping assay of Hg II).

Under the optimized experimental conditions, our results show that such a newly designed AChE BiOINFs/ITO photoactive electrode provides remarkably improved sensitivity and selectivity for the biosensing of OPs.

This sensor was designed by Copper II -loaded aCopper II -loaded (Cu–activatede charcoalaste eleCu ACe (CPE), whinh provides remarkably improved sensitheity and selecarbony for the electrochemical stripaste assay of Melectrode

This sensor was designed by incorporation of multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) and a new synthesized Schiff base into the carbon paste ionic liquid electrode (CPEIL) which provides remarkably improved sensitivity and selectivity for the electrochemical stripping assay of Cd II).

In comparison with the original MG (Fig.  6B), the MGA remarkably improves sensitivities to both genes and start codons without reducing specificities.

These results indicate that the introduction of nuclease remarkably improved the sensitivity of the biosensor.

In a clinical trial involving 21 people, all showed improved sensitivity to light.

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On the other hand, the introduction of TMSDR-assisted recycling amplification system remarkably improves the sensitivity of the sensor with the detection limit as low as 6 fM mutation gene.

The combination of RCDzyme signal amplification and proximalis zero-background signal remarkably improves the sensitivity of this method, achieving a dynamic range of two orders of magnitude and giving a detection limit down to 86 pM, which is much lower than those of related literature reports.