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Placebo solution was injected into the HPLC system under the optimized test conditions and the chromatogram was recorded.

Under optimized test conditions, the limit of detection and linear range achieved for FB1 were 4.2 ppb and 0.2 to 4.5 ppm (%RSD = 4.9%); and the corresponding values for DON were 8.6 ppb and 0.05 to 1 ppm (%RSD = 5.7%).

Specificity was tested against standard compounds and possible interference peaks in the presence of placebo under optimized test conditions.

The apparatus was tested under the optimized operating conditions and the results were compared with the results obtained numerically applying genetic algorithm optimization.

Both right- and left-handed coils were tested each under the optimized conditions for choice of mobile phase and direction of the column rotation so that the satisfactory volume of the mobile phase was retained in the column by the aid of Archimedean screw effect.

Under the optimized condition determined above, the Thermoresponsive NanoVelcro system was tested using the second-type artificial blood samples prepared by spiking 200 H1975 NSCLC cells into 1.0 mL of healthy donors' blood.

The system suitability test (SST) (Guideline, ICH Harmonized Tripartite 2005) was performed under the optimized MALDI conditions for the direct detection of melatonin.

The crude enzyme preparation obtained from test fungi was characterized by the array of enzymes that were produced under the optimized conditions of amylase production by SSF.

There was no test line observed on the LFSB test zone in the absence of rabbit IgG (control), indicating negligible nonspecific adsorption under the optimized experimental condition.

During the tests, seawater silt density index (SDI) ranged between 6 to non-measurable while the microfiltered water SDI remained below 2 under the optimized operating conditions.

With the aforementioned results in hand, we next explored more special alkanols under the optimized conditions (Table 3).