Examples of using Detection limits in English and their translations into French
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Even lower detection limits The expert group is already capable of reaching detection limits as low as 6 Becquerels per gram of graphite for the volatile radionuclide chlorine-36.
analytical protocols, detection limits, and QC results(e.g., recovery,
Firstly, the graphic reveals how manufacturers must determine their'expected' and'nice to have' critical detection limits on glass contaminants
In defining high ecological status in respect of concentrations of specific synthetic pollutants, the detection limits are those which can be achieved in accordance with the available techniques at the time when the type-specific conditions are to be established.
In general, detection limits should be five to ten times lower than the guideline that will be used for comparison,
The characterization of the river water opposite the Technoparc showed that concentrations fell short of applicable quality criteria and detection limits, and that there was no detectible increase compared with the control station upstream from the Technoparc.
soil samples may both be composite samples, in order to capture the range of conditions throughout the VEC's foraging range, while obtaining sufficient sample mass to yield acceptable detection limits.
the sorption capacity and required detection limits.
obtain even lower detection limits, in graphite as well as in other types of waste.
determine method detection limits, and verify that standards were stable over a reasonable length of time.
including detection limits.
The analysis of contaminants for both gencies was done in the laboratories of the MDDELCC's Centre d'expertise en analyse, with detection limits in the order environnementale du Québec of nanograms per litre ng/L.
has resulted in major improvements in detection limits for many metals.
The analysis of contaminants for both agencies was done in the laboratories of the MDDELCC's Centre d'expertise en analyse environnementale du Québec, with detection limits in the order of nanograms per litre ng/L.
On the other hand, the choice of analytical techniques must be taken into account insofar as the attainment of detection limits depends mainly on the volume and characteristics of the sample provided to the laboratory.
such as detection limits, interferences, time resolution,
The disadvantages with colourimetric tests include higher detection limits(depending on the kit) and possible interference by other co-contaminants,
such as lower detection limits, multiplexing, non-targeted screening
In these countries, however, at detection limits similar to those in this study,
Detection limits are low(ng/L)