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Sufficiently low detection limits below 10 μg Nm−3 and good reproducibility can be achieved.

Most of the mentioned methods usually have sufficiently low detection limit and high selectivity but also in many cases, possess drawbacks such as high cost of equipment and expensive materials, time-consuming, and complicated operation.

The results for real sample analysis demonstrated that the newly constructed immunosensor array provided a rapid, simple, simultaneous multi-analyte immunoassay with high throughput, cost-effective and sufficiently low detection limits for clinical applications.

Under the optimal conditions, the highly sensitive 3D GNT showed a wide linear range from 1 nM to 2 μM with a sufficiently low detection limit of 0.1 nM demonstrating promising results for the future usage in clinical applications.

For sufficiently low SNR, robust detection becomes impossible.

The NEMI for the ASIC preamplifier is sufficiently low for the detection of whistler-mode emissions excited by an electron beam from the Space Shuttle (Gurnett et al. 1986) shown on the same graph as a reference.

However, Pyk2[pY402] protein expression in NSCLC tissues was low by both western blotting and immunohistochemistry assays, suggesting that the Pyk2[pY402] expression level in NSCLC tissues might be sufficiently low to escape detection with IHC analysis.

For assessment of the possible chronic health and environmental effects of long-term exposure to pesticides, extended monitoring of ground, surface and drinking water, as well as analytical techniques with sufficiently low levels of detection are essential.

Redox reactive functional groups, such as nitro moieties, or other known oxidizers of uranium, such as nitrate or Fe(III), could be present at sufficiently low concentrations to make detection of the specific oxidant difficult.

Finally, our pools of sera were from three patients each because this number was sufficiently low to allow the detection of strong reactivity that would be present in the serum of a single individual [ 25].

Moreover, while LOH (Hobs = 0) markers (with sufficiently low MAF to escape detection from HWE deviation) have been shown to cause false associations in transmission-disequilibrium tests (Hirschhorn & Daly 2005), here we demonstrated that the effect of near-zero Hobs is only a subclass of the larger problem of near-zero MGF in GWAS.