Examples of using Detection limits in English and their translations into Russian
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Very low detection limits for NO and NO 2.
Analyses of water concentrations were complicated dueto low levels and analytical problems detection limits.
Values were measured at less than two detection limits: 0.02 ug/m3 and 0.2 ug/m3.
HBCD was below detection limits(minimum 0.012 ng/g lw) in the amphipod, Gammarus wilkitzkii.
The analyte specific test kits use ELISA technology andhave low detection limits.
Many pesticides analysed did not show values above the detection limits and there was much variability in the data.
The detection limits were 0.08, 0.025, 1.0 and 0.009 ug g-1 dry matter for lead, arsenic, copper and cadmium respectively.
After the EKO/GRID treatment was deployed for only 3 months,the site was classified as clean with the PAH concentrations under the detection limits.
Water chemistry data consist of measured chemical concentrations,i.e. exact numbers, where the detection limits determine the significance level of the analyses.
Analytical methods have changed and the detection limits have generally decreased throughout the monitoring period for the sites with long-term measurements.
Compared to α-HBCD, the γ- andβ- isomers are commonly present at lower levels or below detection limits European Commission, 2008.
Most heavy metal emissions remain below the detection limits, and all emissions, except for mercury, remain safely below generally adopted limit values.
Despite its low volatility and very high adsorption potential,HBCDD has been found in air samples at concentrations above detection limits.
Firstly, the graphic reveals how manufacturers must determine their'expected' and'nice to have' critical detection limits on glass contaminants and discuss these with the x-ray system supplier.
Supporting information includes information about characteristics of the location, the type of sample and the type of measurement or sampling installation, any preconditioning procedures and analytical techniques,including detection limits.
The concentration was highest at the sediment surface, andrapidly decreased to below detection limits in core slices dated prior to 1988.
To consider the technical and economical availability of those alternatives in Article-5 and non-Article-5 parties as well as to ensure that the alternative methods show similar orbetter statistical properties for example accuracy or detection limits.
Suitable air monitors must fulfil several requirements,such as detection limits, interferences, time resolution, easy operation, and of course, cost.
Results are reported using standardless FP with and without the use of a Matching Library,and typical detection limits are presented.
However, the capability to determine a great number of elements in one sample,low detection limits, high reproducibility, a wide range of detectable concentrations, low consumption of substances sampled, high efficiency provide greater prospects when biomedia are studied by ICP-MS.
Existing long-term data on MeHg maysuffer from analytical obstacles, which were related to high detection limits compared to current methods.
When suggesting alternatives the Technical and Economic Assessment Panel should consider technical and economical availability of those alternatives in Article-5 and non-Article-5 countries as well as to ensure that the alternatives show similar orbetter statistical properties for example accuracy or detection limits.
Nucleic Acid Analysis 2.1 Concentration Determination 2.2 Concentration Determination of Oligos(ssDNA) 2.3 Detection Limits of Nucleic Acids 2.4 Nucleic Acid Purity 3.
Until the introduction of ICP-AES and PIXE,NAA was the standard analytical method for performing multi-element analyses with minimum detection limits in the sub-ppm range.
Thus, the most sensitive emission lines can be detected interference-free in almost any sample achieving unique detection limits that reach into the parts per trillion!
The leached amounts of all trace elements from monolithic concrete(service life and recycling)are below or close to the detection limits of the most sensitive analytical methods;
Some persistent organic pollutants were, however,not detected either because the levels were extremely low or because the detection limits of the analytical method used were not sufficiently low.
This method permitted determination of 35 elements(Ti, V, Cr, Mn, Fe, Ni, Cu, Zn, Ga, Ge, As, Br, Mo, Ag, Cd, Sn, Sb, Te, Hg, Tl, Bi, Th,Pb, etc.) with detection limits of up to 0.1 ppm depending on the excitation energy of emission lines 2.
The Ministry of the Environment(2006) in Japan monitored SCCPs in six bottom sediment samples from across the country anddid not find any concentrations above the detection limits which varied from 0.34 to 3.0 ng/g among carbon lengths.
The Ministry of the Environment(2006) in Japan monitored SCCPs in six surface water samples from across the country anddid not find any concentrations above the detection limits which varied from 0.0055 to 0.023 ug/L between chain lengths.