Sentence examples for characterisation and evaluation from inspiring English sources
The present study focuses on the characterisation and evaluation of the fatigue behaviour of flax epoxy composites.
The biosensor is sensitive to several alcohols but ethanol has been chosen as the analyte for the characterisation and evaluation of the biosensor.
For characterisation and evaluation purposes, the generated FE models are further equipped with appropriate boundary conditions based on practical experiments in laboratory.
This contribution describes the synthesis, characterisation and evaluation of a novel biochip technology for the detection of the explosive substance 2,4,6-trinitrotoluene (TNT).
Additionally, MRI may play a helpful role in the detection, characterisation, and evaluation of liver abscesses because of its multiplanar capability and sensitivity to small differences in tissue composition [65].
Consequently, these two proteins represent strong candidates for further functional characterisation and evaluation as therapeutic targets and biomarkers.
Boukha, Z. et al. Synthesis, characterisation and performance evaluation of spinel-derived Ni/Al2O3 catalysts for various methane reforming reactions.
Based on the results obtained from the physico-chemical characterisation and the evaluation of the CO2 adsorption performance of the CNTs, the SWCNTs displayed the best CO2 adsorption capacity, hence the best support recommended for the development of CNTs composite adsorbent for CO2 capture.
This approach may also aid in the characterisation and potentially evaluation of the treatment in such individuals.
After characterisation and preliminary evaluation of silkworm germplasm, the data are subjected to statistical analysis and the information are published in the catalogue.
This study describes the formulation, characterisation and preliminary clinical evaluation of mucoadhesive, semi-solid formulations containing hydroxyethylcellulose (HEC, 1 5%, w/w), polyvinylpyrrolidine (PVP, 2 or 3%, w/w), polycarbophil (PC, 1 or 3%, w/w) and tetracycline (5%, w/w, as the hydrochloride).
