Sentence examples for capacity of analyzing from inspiring English sources

However, the spectrophotometric system only measured one sample at a time, which is far more time consuming, labor intensive and expensive than the technique described here, which has a capacity of analyzing 96 samples simultaneously.

Capacity of health staff at the DHCs in monitoring ILI cases reported from CHSs depended on leadership, qualification and quality of health staff at each DHC … We ourselves had weak points in capacity of analyzing, interpreting, and giving feedback to the DHC.

The following informant, said that: Capacity of health staff at the DHCs in monitoring ILI cases reported from CHSs depended on leadership, qualification and quality of health staff at each DHC … We ourselves had weak points in capacity of analyzing, interpreting, and giving feedback to the DHC.

Maximum sorption capacities of analyzed soils were in the range 0.061 0.125 mmol/g, and decreased in sequence according to soil type: Rendzic Leptosols > Humic Fluvisol > Eutric Cambisol ≥ Leptosol > Fluvisol ≥ Dystric Cambisol > Mollic Leptosol > Stagnosol.

Such a possibility lies in a conservative approach to the coverage and capacity planning of analyzed cellular networks.

In a recent study, the ATP-generating (OXPHOS) capacity of PBICs analyzed with complex II-linked substrates was reduced in the early phase of sepsis, as compared with control subjects that constituted critically ill patients without sepsis.

A major weakness in many district public health information systems is the lack of capacity to analyze and synthesize data from the multiple systems to inform decision making.

Furthermore, direct contact assays on MC3T3-E1 pre-osteoblasts demonstheted the capacity of all analyzed specimens to support cell adhesion, normal cellular morphology and growth.

The thermal conductivity and specific heat capacity of all analyzed composites show a significant increase with the increasing moisture content; the differences between the values in dry and water saturated state are up to 100%and65%5%, respectively.

The standard genes accounting for the variable coding capacity of the analyzed chloroplast genomes consist of 16 protein-coding genes, 10 tRNA genes and the gene for tmRNA (ssrA), a small regulatory RNA that has both mRNA and tRNA activities and interacts with stalled ribosomes to resume translation on the SsrA mRNA moiety (supplementary fig. S4, Supplementary Material online).

By dividing this slope for a uremic solute by the slope for a standard antioxidant such as Trolox, the ratio of rate constants, and thus the relative antioxidant capacity, of the analyzed compound can be estimated, being expressed in Trolox equivalents.