Sentence examples for characterization technology from inspiring English sources

In this review, we present the recent advances in pH-responsive polymer drug conjugates with different chemical structures and architectures, and attempt to clarify their mechanism of action, synthesis and characterization technology.

The paper gives an overview of in-line optical characterization technology, practical solutions to measurement problems and examples of strategies for determining and controlling layer thickness, electric and dielectric properties and other coating material parameters.

To address the demand for vehicles using fuel cell energy with high-performance electrodes, this paper discusses the energy storage model, nano-scale characterization technology, nanoenergy system and the structural design for fuel cell graphene electrodes while giving special attention to three characteristics: electrode conversion efficiency, specific power and cost.

Since SQUID is a characterization technology that is very sensitive to a trace amount of magnetic impurities, it can detect these impurities more easily.

We propose this porosimetry-based characterization technology as a standard method to measure pores of CNT agglomerates, which also gives a clear direction to control the pore sizes and design neat CNT-based materials and composites.

Finally, although exploiting the epitope characterization technology described here to elicit a specific antibody response in animals is a challenge, recent DNA-prime and V3 loop protein boost immunofocusing strategies were successful in exploiting the immunodominance of the V3 region and stimulating robust cross-strain neutralizing animal serum responses targeted to the V3 loop [49], [50].

With the emergence of novel fabrication and characterization technologies, new combinations of nanomaterials, or nanocomposites, are beginning to be synthesized and characterized.

This approach, coupled with high speed automated experimental synthesis and characterization technologies now appearing, is the fastest route to developing models that regulatory bodies may find useful.

A set of characterization technologies including XRD, SEM, FT-IR, and N2 adsorption was carried out to investigate the physical and chemical properties of the prepared photocatalysts.

By applying high throughput synthesis and characterization technologies, we have been optimizing common dry or aqueous synthetic routes for the preparation of high surface area metals and oxides, such as precipitation and modified Pechini methods.

Because the field draws (on the experimental side) on such a wide range of synthesis and characterization technologies, HTS experts are well equipped to work in other fields.