Sentence examples for a range of specimen from inspiring English sources

A complete characterization requires experimentation for a range of specimen and impactor dimensions, necessitating a sizeable test matrix.

This paper presents a steady-state, bi-substrate technique for measurement of the through-thickness thermal conductivity of ceramic coatings, with a range of specimen thickness and porosity content.

The analysis software provides five distinct cell separation profiles to allow optimal separation across a range of specimen morphologies.

The analysis software provides five distinct cell separation profiles to allow optimal separation across a range of specimen morphologies, a process that works well for nuclei that touch or overlap to a modest degree.

Also, since 2006, several clinical strains have been recovered from a range of specimen types (blood, stool, ear, and leg wound) and characterized by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC, Atlanta, GA).

The material characterized here is ABS-M30 manufactured by Stratasys, Inc. Measurements of tensile strength, elongation-at-break and tensile modulus measurements along with the failure surfaces were characterized on a range of specimens at different build direction and raster orientation: ±45°, 0°, 0/90°, and 90°.

Our results illustrate the need to confirm diagnoses of EV75 in a range of specimens and by a range of laboratory investigations.

4. The practical identification of an organism relies on the construction of a circumscription of the taxon to be identified, which in turn requires the examination of a range of specimens agreed to belong to the taxon.

Antibodies against MCMs such as Mcm-2 or Mcm-5 have been shown to be of value in identifying malignant or premalignant lesions in a range of specimens (Williams et al, 1998; Freeman et al, 1999; Meng et al, 2001; Wharton et al, 2001; Davies et al, 2002; Going et al, 2002; Hunt et al, 2002).

A range of TEM specimen preparation techniques have been used to enable characterisation of the nature of the treated surface layers.

This paper examines the crack growth history of a range of test specimen and service cracking, for cracks repaired with a composite patch and shows that for small to medium crack lengths there is a linear relationship between the log of the crack length and the service history (number of cycles).