Sentence examples for sample to be detected from inspiring English sources

Because of the increasing knowledge base on fluorophores within near-field (<200 nm) distances from plasmonic and photonic structures we can anticipate the development of compact devices in which the sample to be detected is located directly on solid state detectors such as CCDs or CMOS cameras.

Jung and co-workers (27) developed a liquid chromatography– mass spectrometric method that allows all antihypertensive drugs or their metabolites in a single urine sample to be detected in a qualitative manner.

In other words, more support vectors can be found for the majority-count type, which will increase the likelihood of an unknown sample to be detected as the majority-count type in the following decision making.

For example, since there are 256 and 178 α values carrying the positive and negative signs respectively in the 5 th trial of diagnosis for the Kidney data, there will be a more likelihood for a test sample to be detected as a positive target.

In both cases they enable 141 (57.7%) A-positive influenza samples to be detected instead of the 100 (40.9%) obtained when culture is the reference test.

By incorporating the key features of DNA microarray with those of multiplex PCR, the microarray provides a fast high throughput platform for multiple infections and multiple samples to be detected and identified simultaneously for STD clinics.

One possible explanation may be limited power: polymorphisms with a small effect on disease susceptibility require very large study samples to be detected.

Capillary electrophoresis with fast scan voltammetry (CE-FSCV) separates analytes quickly and allows small samples to be detected with identification provided by the cyclic voltammograms.

It was assumed that the effects of an irradiation dose of 50 kGy on creep deformation would be too small to allow for differences in the creep deformations of the PE and CLPE samples to be detected.

PCR-based pathogen detection depends on the ability of the reaction to selectively amplify specific regions of DNA, allowing even minute amounts of pathogen DNA in clinical samples to be detected and analysed.

The weaker correlation would require a larger sample size to be detected.