Sentence examples for been characterized in parallel from inspiring English sources
The extremely high damping is discussed in the light of the microstructure of the material, which has been characterized in parallel.
Two components of the system have been characterized in parallel development: a field-tested sample heater design and a laboratory-based time-of-flight mass spectrometer that emphasizes reduced mass and power through the use of micro- and nanotechnology.
In this paper, the amount and size distributions of 17-4PH and 304L powders and pores within the powder were characterized in parallel with the intralayer porosity in LENS deposits fabricated from the same materials.
To test this hypothesis, and to enhance our understanding of the influence of the unusual monomer and oligomerization states on an otherwise similar heme environment, KpCld was characterized in parallel with the Δ cld strain of K. pneumoniae MGH 78578.
The light emission from these waveguide designs was characterized and the algal biofilm growth on waveguides was characterized in a parallel plate airlift reactor (17 L).
Tensile strength, elongation at break, modulus and tear strength of the hybrid composites were characterized in both longitudinal (parallel to the fiber axis) and transverse (perpendicular to the fiber axis) directions.
The Workers' Compensation system in Canada has been characterized as parallel to the publicly funded provincial insurance [3].
Studied cell lines from PD patients and healthy controls were generated and characterized in parallel blind to researcher in a previous study (Sanchez‐Danes et al, 2012b) using a 30‐days differentiation protocol (Sanchez‐Danes et al, 2012a) (Table 1, Fig 1 and Materials and Methods).
Current drug supply chain management in Uganda is characterized by parallel processes and information systems that result in poor quality and inefficiencies.
The contact between these two formations is characterized by parallel bedding planes in both, ferruginous alteration at the top of the Ongeluk Formation, and the absence of a basal conglomerate.
