Sentence examples for I laboratory. from inspiring English sources

To assess why the sulfuric material in the acid sulfate soils has not recovered post-drought we conducted (i) laboratory incubation experiments with and without organic matter amendment, and (ii) modelling of the flushing of acidity from the soil due to irrigation, rainfall and drainage.

Specially designed dosemeter kits containing both NaCl and LiF were used under i) laboratory conditions using defined radiation fields, ii) laboratory conditions using sealed point sources mimicking unintentional exposures, and iii) field conditions in areas in Japan that were affected by the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster in 2011.

These include (i) laboratory exams, measuring serum creatine phosphokinase levels; and (ii) electrophysiological tests, such as EMG and nerve conduction studies.

Specialization is usually estimated by either i) laboratory based experimentation on species responses under ranging environmental conditions, or ii) field based observation of niche characteristics and generation of habitat suitability models [ 7].

The subtheme emerged from the following categories: (i) Laboratory system use for confirmation of TB (ii) Lack of explicit and reliable diagnostic tools (iii) Consumerism and the diagnostic process (iv) Extra-pulmonary tuberculosis (EPTB) and the diagnostic process.

Seven categories of healthcare expenditures were created: (i) laboratory tests; (ii) medication ([iii] medication for T2DM treatment and [iv] medication for treatment of other diseases); (v) medical consultations; (vi) nursing consultations; (vii) overall expenditures.

This paper addresses the durability of bond between concrete and carbon fibre reinforced polymer (CFRP) strips installed according to the near-surface mounted (NSM) technique (NSM CFRP-concrete systems) under the effects of two main groups of environmental conditions: (i) laboratory-based ageing conditions; (ii) real outdoor ageing conditions.

The B-R and R-I laboratory measurements of 'gold' and 'silver' MLI taken from the literature are comparable with the obtained results.

Further critical points must be considered when testing CL care solution: i. laboratory strains may be inadequate for assuring that the CL care solutions will be equally effective against clinical isolates [ 41, 66, 68, 89- 91].; ii.

In the 'hub and spoke' model, costs of administration and identifying/specimen reception are incurred in both spoke laboratories (i.e., cytology laboratories) and the hub laboratory (HPV laboratory).

This F-ratio reflects the partitioning of the strain-by-block variance among all 24 blocks in the six laboratories into variance among blocks of different laboratories (i.e. between-laboratory variation), and variance among blocks within the same laboratory (i.e. within-laboratory variation).