Sentence examples for the detection scope from inspiring English sources
Four in AML and 3 in ALL samples were beyond the detection scope of the assay.
The numerical results show that the phase detection has the obvious selectivity, which narrows the linear detection scope.
A careful assessment of all of these sources of variation should provide more confidence for molecular epidemiological applications including the detection and scope of disease outbreak clusters.
A network protection ability is related both to its detection scope, and to its response time.
However, the problem with forgoing those benefits for this reason is that it puts women at a higher miscarriage risk in order to maximize the detection of conditions outside the scope of the screening to which they have consented.
This extends the scope of molecular karyotyping beyond chromosomal aberrations detection, to include the detection of pathogenic genomic abnormalities that would usually require separate molecular analyses.
Know the detection times.
The new detector design reconsiders the wall-jet arrangement for microchip conductivity detection in scope of improved peak symmetry, simplified study of inter-electrode distance, isolation of the electrodes, position of the wall-jet electrode to the separation channel, baseline stability and low limits of detection.
This provided a diagnostic tool for measuring altered expression of genes that are important in several endocrine pathways in fish, which increased the scope of detection for the presence of endocrine disruptors in coastal waters off Southern California.
HPV infection's effect on developing CC is influenced by viral load, meaning that measuring load could improve the predictive value of HPV detection; however, the scope of quantification depends on the viral type being detected.
Further, this generalization technically opens up the scope for detection of viral sequences such as those postulated by the author in the several completely sequenced and publicly available genomic sequences of insects and crustaceans.
