Sentence examples for a series of characterisation from inspiring English sources
Several samples prepared under different conditions, with and without ultrasound, were subjected to a series of characterisation tests such as XRD, BET, FE-SEM, EDX, TPR-H2, TGA and FT-IR in order to establish their chemical and physical properties.
Peptide rP11-4 was then subjected to a series of further characterisation and cytocompatibility studies as described in the following sections.
A series of material property characterisation tests were carried out to evaluate the performance of these materials.
For such experiments, these regions would need to be consistently activated for a prolonged amount of time (e.g. by presentation of a series of faces for characterisation of the Fusiform Gyrus), what might allow us to assess their metabolic demand during activity better.
To achieve this aim, the work carried out over the last 10 years has been focused on developing the experimental apparatus and on establishing a methodology for obtaining the necessary data and information through a series of tests and characterisations carried out before and after the reactive percolation test itself.
The deactivation of the TS-1 zeolite during styrene oxidation with H2O2 has been investigated by a series of kinetic experiments and further characterisation of the spent catalysts.
We describe herein the synthesis and characterisation of a series of asymmetric three arm polystyrene stars via the "macromonomer" approach.
We report on the synthesis and characterisation of a series of blue light emitting alkoxy substituted poly spirobifluorenes) based on acene moiety.
Thus, in this paper we report the synthesis and characterisation of a series of monometallic homopiperazine Ti(IV) complexes where we have systematically varied the sterics of the phenol moieties.
Previous papers in this series have described the synthesis and characterisation of a series of MCM-41 phases of differing pore structure and framework compositions [1], isotherm studies designed to illustrate their cation selectivity [2], and their efficiency in scavenging 137-Cs, 89-Sr and 57-Co from various solutions [3] appropriate to the potential remediation of aqueous nuclear waste streams.
The reduction in human input has the added benefit of enabling continuous cell maintenance and protein production, features of particular importance to structural biology laboratories, which typically use large quantities of pure recombinant proteins, and often require rapid characterisation of a series of modified constructs.
