Sentence examples for be characterized by comparing from inspiring English sources
The effect of corrosion could be characterized by comparing successive LIB spectra recorded on the same area; acid attack resulted in a decrease of PbO, CaO and Na2O content in the surface with respect to the bulk of the sample, while minor changes in the composition were noticed under alkaline attack.
For example, mutants may be characterized by comparing their transcript profiles to those obtained in other experiments querying the effects on gene expression of many experimental factors including treatments, mutations and pathogen infections.
Following application of this force, the relative extensibility of the microfibrils can be characterized by comparing the number of extended repeats in control and experimental populations.
Neural markers of depression in adolescence will be characterized by comparing structural and functional differences in patients with MDD prior to treatment against a group of healthy adolescent participants matched for demographic characteristics such as age, sex and IQ.
The concomitant reduction in human health risks that have accompanied the declines in PCDD/PCDF/PCB exposure can be characterized by comparing past and present margins of exposure (MOEs) for different effects.
The triazoles were characterized by comparing their melting points with the reported literature [12].
Products were characterized by comparing their spectral (IR, 1HNMR, and TLC) and physical data (m.p. and b.p).
The ISC is characterized by comparing the DOD with the capacity loss, leakage current, and ISC resistance.
Sustainability potential of the suggested UHPC mixtures adopting various low energy intensive materials is characterized by comparing crucial environmental impact categories.
All the products are known compounds and were characterized by comparing the IR (KBr), 1H NMR, and 13C NMR spectroscopic data and their melting point to the literature values.
The degree of 'efficiency' of 50 by 50 m faulted regions (spanning the fault damage zone) is characterized by comparing their bulk permeability with that of the same sized two-dimensional region with a single spanning fault of constant thickness such that the two areas contain the same proportion of fault rock.
