Sentence examples for the detecting range from inspiring English sources

The results indicate that structural mechanical impedance is sensitive to corrosion damage but the detecting range is limited.

The sample-to-detector distance was set such that the detecting range of the momentum transfer, q [= 4π sinθ/λ, where 2θ is the scattering angle], of the SAXS experiments was 0.008 0.92 Å−1.

The average sensitivities are 384 pm/Oe (51,569 nm/RIU), −430 pm/Oe (−57,747 nm/RIU) which turn out pretty well and the R-squares are 0.98113, 0.98415 respectively for the detected range 410 600 Oe.

These results reveal that while long-term grassland management changes BCC beyond the detected range of seasonal variability, total bacterial populations change coherently month-to-month, potentially due to significant plant inputs of labile carbon during the growing season.

The detected range of THMs was 49.6 67.3 μg/L.

The detected range of radioimmunoassay kits for IL-1β (cat. C09DJB), IL-6 (cat. C12DJB) and TNF-α (cat. C06PJB) were 0.1 8.1 ng/mL, 50 4000 pg/ml and 9 590 fmol/mL, respectively.

It enables for all the detected ranging codes, the estimated timing offsets and frequency offsets of multiple users to be automatically paired, so extra ranging code and offset association process, which usually requires high computational complexity, can be avoided.

With the extensive applications of high-resolution radars, the problem of detecting range distributed targets arises naturally and has received considerable attention [5 7].

The size of the CNVRs detected ranged from 44.7 kb to 10.7 Mb, with a median size of 754.6 kb (Table 1).

The size of the CNVRs detected ranged from 32.6 kb to 5.6 Mb, with a median size of 131.2 kb (Additional file 1: Table S2).

Simulations predict that using a combination of such magnetic sector units, focusing properties better than second order can be achieved for most of the detected energy range.