Sentence examples for based on chemical analysis from inspiring English sources
Acceptability of the method has been examined based on chemical analysis of the treated water.
Techniques are demonstrated to evaluate acid stimulation treatments based on chemical analysis of the return fluids.
His report, based on chemical analysis of 23 of the paintings, will have a significant impact on the standing of the discovery, not least because Martin was commissioned by the owner of the works to establish whether or not they were genuine.
The second approach is to employ a passive sampler commonly used for monitoring groundwater contaminants based on chemical analysis alone, prepare an extract of sampled contaminants, and apply this extract in a toxicity test.
Thirty samples of wheat milling by-products (wheat bran, wheat middlings, wheat shorts, wheat red dog, wheat feed flour), collected from 11 flour mills, were fed to growing pigs to determine their digestible energy (DE) and metabolizable energy (ME) content and to establish equations for predicting their DE and ME content based on chemical analysis.
These spinels with general formula Li1+xMgyMn2−x−yO4+δ or (Li, Mg, Mn 3O4+δ are oxygen-rich based on chemical analysis (O/(Li+Mg+Mn) ratio larger than 4 3), and they can be called oxygen stoichiometric spinels with metal cation vacancies and rewritten as [Li]8a[Li]8a[Mn2−n−m−p□p]16d[O4]32e.
A three key parameters (SiO2/Al2O3, M2O/Al2O3 and H2O/M2O, M denotes Na or K) composition design method was firstly proposed based on chemical characteristics analysis of calcined kaolin-based geopolymer cement.
Ecological risk assessments based on chemical residue analysis and species demographics tend to ignore the bioavailability and bioaccumulation of the chemicals of concern.
"I think the special circumstances here were that our determination was based primarily on chemical analysis, and we didn't have the confirming tracking data that we have in most other cases," he said.
They insist that "Inferences about such [side] effects can no longer be based solely on chemical analysis of single macronutrients and micronutrients and known crop specific antinutrients or toxins".
They insist that "Inferences about such [side] effects can no longer be based solely on chemical analysis of single macronutrients and micronutrients and known crop specific antinutrients or toxins". That was published 11 years ago.
