Sentence examples for characterising a range of from inspiring English sources

We do believe that the qualitative methodology is well matched to the goal of characterising a range of patient experiences.

Our second method used an Instron to fracture full rows of projections and characterise a range of projection designs (with the method verified against previous nanoindentation experiments).

The goal of this study was to optimise and characterise a range of polypyrrole materials to act as substrates for electrical stimulation of differentiating skeletal myoblasts.

We have characterised a range of modified poly vinyl chloride) (PVC) membranes based on their permeability and selectivity to electrochemically active species.

In this paper we have electrochemically interrogated and characterised a range of commercially available screen-printed electrodes from Zensor, Dropsens and Kanichi with scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS).

Impedance spectroscopy (IS) and SEM/EDX were used to characterise a range of isothermally heat-treated plasma sprayed (PS) and electron beam physical vapour deposited (EB-PVD) thermal barrier coatings (TBCs).

The aim of this study was to synthesise and characterise a range of acetamidinium salts in order to overcome the inconvenience connected with acetamidinium chloride, which is the only commercially available acetamidinium salt.

We sought to characterise a range of experiences among a diverse group of IMGs to generate hypotheses that may be tested in future, quantitative studies.

Breathlessness and dyspnoea characterise a range of qualitatively distinct experiences of breathing discomfort, and therefore, outcome measures should arguably take account of patients' perceptions and the language patients use to describe the symptom [ 186- 188].

Diagnostic ultrasound is a powerful tool for characterising a wide range of solutions, with devices such as the continuous wave Malvern Ultrasizer at the forefront.

The samples produced were subsequently characterised using a range of techniques.