Sentence examples for a thorough characterisation from inspiring English sources
A thorough characterisation of the detector, not reported here, allowed to set optimal operation parameters of this anode configuration.
Within this publication, a thorough characterisation of graph properties typical for task graphs in the field of wireless embedded system design has been undertaken and has led to the development of an entirely new approach for the system partitioning problem.
In this paper, the residual stress state of thermally sprayed ceramic coatings was examined by combining different experimental and analytical techniques, in order to provide a thorough characterisation of through-thickness stress profiles and a cross-verification of results.
Before we can infer plant or other biological effects on the distribution of isotopes we require a thorough characterisation of the environmental isotope distribution as well as an understanding of the physical processes that determine this distribution.
Having undergone a thorough characterisation session, Coghill began shooting on 30 June 2008, and first appeared on-screen on 12 September 2008.
We present here a thorough characterisation of the efficacy of expressed lhRNAs designed to generate multiple siRNAs targeted to non-contiguous siRNA-susceptible regions of HIV-1.
In contrast, despite a growing use of FLS isolated from murine inflammatory models, a similar thorough characterisation of mouse FLS has yet to be performed.
A more thorough characterisation of this striking sub-cellular structure will therefore be valuable and necessary.
Consequently, a more thorough characterisation of these cells was needed and, with recent advances in transcriptomic profiling, the NP phenotype has now been described in several species.
The thorough characterisation of a representative collection of NT circulating in Portugal for over a decade provided insight on the most frequent features of the lineages in circulation and definitely supported the inclusion of these strains as part of the pneumococcal population.
A critical first step of any effort to examine and incorporate uncertainty in the design process of DES includes the performance of a thorough uncertainty characterisation (UC).
