The phrase "a device for studying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an object or tool designed to assist in the process of studying or learning.
Example: "The new tablet is a device for studying that allows students to access a wide range of educational resources."
Alternatives: "a tool for learning" or "an instrument for education".
The sheer magnitude of the end-effect, and its high sensitivity to helical imperfections, suggest that it may be exploited as a sensitive reporter for DNA mismatches, as well as a versatile device for studying the structure, folding, and dynamics of complexly folded RNAs and DNAs.
In this study we present an experimental device for studying the dynamic behaviour of spatial potential profiles around a cation-exchange membrane (CEM).
The present paper describes the design, construction and testing of a temperature-sensitive N-isopropylacrylamide hydrogel device for studying the controlled presentation of γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA) to GABAC membrane receptors expressed in Xenopus laevis oocytes.
In order to demonstrate the usefulness of this device for studying the biology of muscle development and function, experiments were conducted using exogenously applied factors to elicit a measurably different response of the muscle compared to control conditions.
Laboratory devices for studying psychomotor learning can be useful in predicting performance in factory work and the operation of motor vehicles and aircraft.
Then, a single granular sludge particle of various sizes was used in a 2D device at microscale for studying quantitatively the dynamical behavior of the complex anaerobic reactions under different hydrodynamic conditions.
This study experimentally investigates a device for inserting an absorbing plate made of aluminium cans into the double-pass channel in a flat-plate solar air heater (SAH).
Microfluidic devices provide a flexible platform for studying blood flow at the size scale of the microvasculature and for designing analytical devices able to work with many kinds of cell suspensions [58], [61] [63], [64].
We propose that the breathalyzer device described warrants further investigation as a tool for studying exhalation of M. tuberculosis.
The experiments performed in this study validate this device as an appropriate tool for studying epidermal wound healing; this is because it performs mechanical injuries that stimulate the expression of multiple healing markers also known to be upregulated during wound healing in vivo (growth factors, cytokines, proteinases, extracellular matrix proteins).
