However, the general validity of the LNT hypothesis for extrapolations from effects of high to low doses (<100 mGy) and low dose-rates (<6 mGy/h) has been questioned as epidemiological studies are <span class="lh">statistically limited at low doses and unable to evaluate low dose and low dose-rate health risks (UNSCEAR).
Because the number of cell cycle oscillating genes found is statistically limited by the amount of data and by the noise in the experiments, it is quite possible that the true number of cell cycle oscillating genes could be larger.
The study found tentative evidence of a positive association (odds ratioper BMI z-score=1.12 (95% CI: 0.72 1.72)) but was statistically limited because only 19 men were diagnosed with prostate cancer during follow-up (Jeffreys et al, 2004).
Continuous scan mode leads to some inevitable motion blurring of the detail in the image, and is most effective for samples in which signal counts are not statistically limited by dilution of the elements of interest.
This paper presents the following definition, which is a natural combination of the definitions for asymptotically equivalent, ℐ-statistically limit and ℐ-lacunary statistical convergence.
Although the statistically validated limit of detection for cyclohexanone in the behavioural assay was 3 ppmv, experience suggests that receptors underlying this type of response are likely to have a much lower limit of detection.
He notes that statistically, the limits prove that there is less than a 5% chance that the Higgs is there and physicists didn't spot it.
It can simulate the travel time and travelling speed parameters, which shall be utilised by the IES to generate commuters' travel mode choice under the influence of integrated traveller information, within the statistically acceptable limits, as compared to the observed data.
These are expected to remain within statistically defined limits of being indistinguishable for the biosimilar and the reference product.
Charting techniques using statistically defined limits (e.g., run charts, moving average, moving range, or Shewhart control charts) can serve this purpose.
To determine the statistically acceptable discrimination limit between two samples, a normal distribution of the proteome data was assumed.
