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Traditional diagnostic methods, such as virus propagation and isolation, antigen capture immunoassays and molecular methods are not sufficient for the detection of the influenza virus.
Moreover, the detection limit of NM3 for Cu II) determination was found to be 13.05 μM or 0.83 ppm, which was sufficient for the detection of the maximum allowed copper levels in dietary and environmental sources.
We have found that the anticipated intensity of the time-lapse signal is comparable to the average intensity of the reflections observed within the target interval, and hence should be sufficient for the detection of the signal.
It was demonstrated that the MWPCs can operate in pure hydrogen under 10 bar pressure with gas gains up to 5000, which is sufficient for the detection of relativistic electrons.
The organization for economic co-operation and development has issued guidelines for a one-generation study design, but this study design is not sufficient for the detection of many manifestations of developmental toxicity and the guideline is likely to be revoked in the near future.
Indeed, 1 μg of total RNA was sufficient for the detection of some highly expressed small RNAs.
However, clinical and electrocardiographic indicators of high risk lack sufficient sensitivity for the detection of major cardiac events.
Therefore, sufficient sensitivity for the detection of a disease-related biomarker is attainable with the WcBiM chip in the intensity measurement mode using a miniaturized SPR sensor.
Recently, the precision and accuracy of real-time satellite orbit/clock information has reached sufficient levels for the detection of coseismic displacements of just a few centimeters (e.g., Daud et al., 2008; Ohta et al., 2012).
Derivatization is more time consuming but provides sufficient sensitivity for the detection of 25-OHD2.
No staining was done but the light source was adjusted until sufficient contrast for the detection of nuclei was achieved.
