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All three probes passed our QC threshold of detectability in >75% of subjects, with ILMN_1710903 and ILMN_2310814 detected in 100% of all AD brains tested in both the cerebellum (CER) and temporal cortex (TCX) and with ILMN_2298727 detectable in 98.0% of AD CER and 83.7% of AD TCX tissue.

The combination of the energy variation needed to create these particles, and the time during which they exist, fall under the threshold of detectability expressed by the Heisenberg uncertainty relation, ΔE · Δt ≥ ħ.

Viruses can be persistent but undiagnosed because fluctuating levels of infection around the threshold of detectability (Woodman et al, 2001).

Specimens of normal colonic tissue were commonly under the threshold of detectability for both HSP60 and HSP10.

After overnight incubation at 37°C, bacterial colonies were counted and recorded, the threshold of detectability was set at 30 colony forming units per gram (CFU/g).

In general, gadolinium-based contrast agents are not perfectly suited for molecular imaging because of the inherent high threshold of detectability.

The purpose of this experiment was to determine thresholds for detectability of small ncRNAs and whether or not a fast-turnaround time sequencer like MiSeq can be used in biomarker discovery.

Depending on the characteristics of the system, and the width of the beam, the first problem might nonetheless mean that such a technique may only be applicable to an ionosphere above a certain density threshold, since the power per unit volume could otherwise be low enough for the backscatter from a weak ionosphere to fall below the detectability threshold of the system.

The detectability threshold of the viral load ranged from 20 to 500 copies/ml for the M0 M20 period and from 20 to 400 copies/ml for the rest of the follow-up.

The dotted line at CNR = 3 represents a threshold value of the Rose criterion of detectability.

The unprocessed images were exported to the analysis software (CDMAM analyzer, version 2.0.5, Elst, The Netherlands), which analyses the threshold detectability of the gold disks in each image, resulting in an average threshold thickness for each disc diameter.