The phrase "ability of the samples" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capabilities or characteristics of specific samples in a scientific or analytical context.
Example: "The ability of the samples to absorb moisture was tested under various conditions."
Alternatives: "capability of the samples" or "potential of the samples".
Minitab software was used to analyze the sound transmission ability of the samples.
The low ratio and low mobility of the surface chemisorbed oxygen correlates to the poor redox ability of the samples calcined at high temperatures.
Thus, the aggressive chemical treatments during the process of the electrodeposition also can possibly introduce significant oxygen-containing functional groups and provide the increased active sites for I 3 − reduction to further boost the electrocatalytic ability of the samples [42].
Particle filters have the appealing property that, as the number of samples increases, the ability of the samples to represent the pdf increases and the accuracy of estimates derived from the particles improves: an upper-bound on the variance of an estimate scales as (Oleft (frac {1}{N}right)) [6].
This result was in agreement with a previous study [ 29] which showed that the phenolic and flavonoid content are highly related to the reducing ability of the samples.
Antioxidant capacities were examined by measuring the ability of the samples to reduce ferric ions and to scavenge DPPH, superoxide anion, ABTS and nitric oxide radicals.
In particular, there is a gradual decrease in the ability of the sample to support a stress following a small fraction of the total plastic strain to failure.
Selection of quantity of water for a particular density has been chosen based on the ability of the sample to stand by itself.
The relative reducing ability of the sample was calculated by using the formula: Relative reducing effect % = A − A min A max − A min × 100%% (13).
In this study, a single-bootstrapping DEA model was chosen to analyze technical efficiency under the input-orientation model, the aim being to measure the ability of the sample households to minimize inputs without changing outputs (Simar and Wilson (1998).
