Sentence examples for characterization and interpretation from inspiring English sources

V.E.H. led the spectral analysis, and M.R.M.I. and H.H.K. led the characterization and interpretation of the magnetite visible spectral properties.

The examination is most often in the form of kinetic characterization and interpretation of kinetic and thermodynamic parameters that results in mechanistic conclusions.

Along with the characterization and interpretation of electrical properties of the established conductive antenna patterns, the performance of the printed antennas were analyzed in detail by measuring the scattering parameter S11 and the antenna gain.

Accordingly, the aim of our study was not to develop a new phenotyping software, but to show that integrated assessment of spatial, temporal and movement behavioral endpoints has a strong potential to improve the characterization and interpretation of complex anxiety-related adult zebrafish behavior.

Needless to say, characterization and interpretation of habitat-driven variations in genetic frameworks of closely related microbiota may provide a deep insight into the major trends in adaptive molecular evolution in resident microbes and help comprehending the genetic basis of competitive exclusion between microbes in response to local environmental perturbations within the host.

In the first paper, Kavanagh and colleagues [ 10] have described the synthesis of N-methyl-3-phenyl-norbornan-2-amine (chemical name N-methyl-3-phenylbicyclo[2.2.1]heptan-2-amine, Camfetamine shown in Figure 1), its characterization and interpretations of its electron impact, and electrospray ionization mass spectra.

GKI performed the experimental work, characterizations and interpretation of all data, and drafted the manuscript.

MS carried out the coordination of experimental research, characterizations and interpretation of data, drafted the manuscript, and had given final approval of the version of manuscript to be published.

BM, JT and ET participated in the in vitro characterization studies and interpretation of data.

Unfortunately the characterization, annotation, and interpretation of these variants are still lagging.

"His understandable remaining disagreements — some strong indeed — with multiple characterizations and interpretations contained herein do not lessen my deep thankfulness for his appreciation of the scholarly seriousness with which I have pursued this project," Garrow writes.