Sentence examples for a sharp characteristic from inspiring English sources

The output of a sharp characteristic Eu3+ emission is read as "0" only in the absence of AcO− ion under oxygen atmosphere.

Due to the charge transfer absorption (V5+O2−4→V4+O2−4), the white light spectra they emit consist of both a broad photoluminescence band centered at about 518 nm, which would be from VO4 groups with approximate C3v symmetry, and a sharp characteristic spectrum (5D0 → 7F2) at about 611 nm from the doped Eu3+ ion at the Sr2+ sites in the Sr2V2O7 crystal.

In the DSC profiles, pure NTG showed a sharp characteristic endotherm at 132.10 °C equating to its melting point.

It is clear that the DSC thermogram of 5-FU exhibits a single sharp characteristic, endothermic melting peak at 281.6 °C which is in agreement with that reported previously.

Before the growth of ZnO NWs, a strong and sharp characteristic GO peak at around 10.6° (8.31 Å) was detected, which corresponds to the (002) plane of GO films.

However, the overlapping of the node sets V c and V s is a general and sharp characteristic, which does not account for the different behavior of nodes.

Based on the optimal mobile phase, a highly symmetrical and sharp characteristic peak of brimonidine tartrate was further obtained on Diamonsil C18 column (with better resolution, peak shapes and theoretical plates).

The XRD pattern) shows that there were no distinctly sharp characteristic peaks except for a wide peak at 2 θ = 20 30°, suggesting that the prepared NMBG particles are amorphous.

The isotherm of the mesoporous molecular sieve exhibits a sharp inflection characteristic of capillary condensation within uniform pores, where the P/P0 position of the inflection point is related to the diameter of the pore.

For targets generated with Method 1 (no depletion_Affymetrix) the traces display a sharp peak characteristic of highly abundant globin cRNA.

The first phase consisted of a sharp peak characteristic of a large transient increase in [Ca2+]int (transient phase), which was followed by a second phase of slowly declining internal Ca2+ concentrations (sustained phase).