Sentence examples for signal height from inspiring English sources
Clearly, lower values for noise height and higher values for signal height result in lower values for detection limits.
Since this method uses the signal height of the PMT as the trigger for timing, the position is influenced by the surrounding temperature changes at the volcano site.
The inset shows the dI/dV signal height at V S = − 1.0 V as a function of distance from the edge.
The information from the paddle counters used for triggering and event selection included the total signal height (proportional to the number of particles), the timing information of the hits, and the number of scintillators fired.
The variation from the "Q-factor" method lies in the fact that Q was not determined from RBS carbon peak height, because of the hydrogen content dependency of carbon peak height, but from RBS gold signal height as occurring from backscattering of particles on a thin gold foil placed onto each sample.
Detection limits ranged from 0.066 to 0.563 μg/L in water (mean of 0.202±0.141μg/L); meanwhile, noise and signal height ranged from 86 to 520 (mean of 205±126) and from 1526 to 5116 (mean of 3411±997), respectively, for 2 μg/L of fortified matrix water blank.
To ensure single cell analysis, a doublet-exclusion strategy was applied involving linear signal area versus signal peak (height) gating in the presence of a quantitative DNA stain and the flow cytometer's hydrodynamic sample stream focusing provisions.
(G ) Average Ca2+ signal peak height in 2 ms paired pulses ISI normalized to the respective Ca2+ signal peak in response to 1AP.
The results are indicated as the time required to produce a 50% inhibition or as the decrease in signal peak height (IH50) by ESR.
Signal-to-noise ratios were determined for each compound at the lowest calibrant concentration (ethanol, 6.25 g/L; acetic acid, formic acid and furfural, 0.125 g/L) by comparing the signal peak height to the background noise.
Naturally, this refers to a calibration addressing signal heights.
