Sentence examples for absolute methodology from inspiring English sources

The proposed technique is an absolute methodology, based on the comparison of the fluorescence of the accurately known standard with a sample of similar but unknown concentration in the low operational range of the instrument (on same sample-dilution basis), by the use of H3PO4 NH4H2PO4 as a fluorescence-enhancing reagent.

In the present study two polysaccharides having linear repeating units were presented, but the absolute configuration methodology is likewise applicable to branched polysaccharides.

Differences in study population, expressing results as percentage of peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) (which are decreased in sepsis) versus absolute numbers; methodology (isolated PBMC versus whole blood) and the different phenotypes studied can explain these opposing findings.

There is no absolute knowledge representation methodology, and it depends only on the type of application and how it uses the acquired knowledge.

In the meantime, absolute clarity about methodology used to derive productivity costs estimates is indispensable.

Despite the seemingly complex mix of technologies and methodologies, absolute quantification requires measurement of only two fundamental parameters – amplification kinetics and quantitative scale – regardless of detection chemistry, enzymology or instrumentation.

In the current study, we used isobaric tagging for relative and absolute protein quantification (iTRAQ) methodology and advanced multivariate statistical analysis to quantify and identify potential serum biomarker proteins of MS progression.

We present a practical methodology for absolute calibration of omni-directional sonars when conventionally mounted on a vessel, illustrate the achievable calibration accuracies and precision, and document their variability over time and for a range of operating parameters.

Using a read-count methodology, the absolute number of mapped reads for each transcript was represented in a count matrix, with rows representing transcripts and columns representing fragment counts for a specific sample.

It is observed that the Geno-Kalman filtering methodology has smaller absolute, mean-square and relative errors than perceptron Kalman filtering.

The methodology for an absolute measurement, which requires a sound understanding of the PMT, including solid angle, collection efficiency, dynode gain, calibration and electronic temporal response for intensity measurements is presented and discussed.