Sentence examples for application to a laboratory from inspiring English sources

Application to a laboratory three-tank system illustrates the approach.

In this paper we describe several methods for choosing weighting matrices for system identification with application to a laboratory experiment.

The second example is a real-time application to a laboratory pressure tank, which is effectively controlled over a wide range.

The design procedure is illustrated through its application to a laboratory scale slab floor that replicates the problems associated with human induced vibration in large open-plan office buildings.

The present paper describes a methodology to improve the accuracy of prediction of the eigenfrequencies and growth rates of self-induced instabilities and demonstrates its application to a laboratory-scale, swirl-stabilized, lean-premixed, gas turbine combustor.

In this work, the miniaturisation of the SPOTi assay to a 96-well format is described for the first time, focusing on its application to a laboratory-based screening of drugs and inhibitor libraries against an array of bacterial pathogens and discussing its advantages over conventional methods.

The effectiveness and efficiency of the proposed substructuring method are verified through applications to a laboratory-tested frame structure and a large-scale 600 m tall Guangzhou New TV Tower.

A control strategy is developed for application to a flexible laboratory structure excited by simulated wind forces for the purpose of minimizing along-wind accelerations.

I had started to send speculative applications to a few laboratories that were doing good work in my field--most of which were located in the United States plus a few in Europe and Canada.

However, some important considerations here would be the time factor, day-to-day variation, and the cost involved highlighting the need for development of miRNA detection using a nonclassical RNA-based approach for convenient and rapid application to clinical laboratories.

Molecular methods such as nested or real-time PCR assays require experienced technicians and costly equipment, limiting their application to professional laboratories.