Sentence examples for standards of detection from inspiring English sources
The UCI issued a statement reporting that the concentration was 50 picograms per millilitre, and that this was 400 times below the minimum standards of detection capability required by WADA, and that further scientific investigation would be required.
Assessments of current capabilities in countries throughout the world were completed in 2009, and compliance with minimum standards of detection and reporting is required by 2012.
The results were compared with those from the conventional culture method, which is considered to be the standard of detection [ 23].
While these culture methods are considered a "gold standard" of detection [ 3], these methods are more suitable for large-scale commercial lot release assays and, in the context of laboratory cell culture, may require sacrifice of suspected cells resulting in loss of experimental material and invalid experimental results if undetected contamination occurs during an experiment.
Using 100 nM standards, limits of detection were calculated for the analytes.
In that sense, the DAD and NACRS may not represent true gold standards for detection of all of the conditions considered here.
However, since the sensitivity of LFA has been shown to be inferior to that of the gold standards of pathogen detection, namely cell culture and real-time PCR, LFA remains an ineffective POC assay for preventing pandemic outbreaks.
Ultimately, well-conducted cohort studies will be needed, where the outcomes (and exposure variables) are compliant with international standards of disease detection and classification, in order to identify risk factors for important illnesses in sSA (70).
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Their average and standard deviation of detection error were 35 and 44 s, respectively, very similar to our values of 17 and 53 s.
The standard methods of detection, including cerebral angiogram and computed tomography are invasive and not safe to be repeated, as is very often indicated clinically.
