Sentence examples for composition of specimens from inspiring English sources

In Table 2, the composition of specimens has been listed.

Samples were characterized by the phase composition of specimens using X-ray diffraction (XRD Siemens D-5000), with a Bragg − Brentano geometry and Cu − Kα radiation (λ = 1.5418 Å) using the following scan: step size = 0.02°, t = 5 s, 5° ≤ 2θ ≤ 70°.

In this experimental study, the morphology and the chemical composition of specimens exposed to ASR effect was examined by means of scanning electron microscope (SEM) and Energy Dispersive Spectroscopy (EDS).

This representation of data on the chemical composition of specimens was applied in publications [ 3, 8– 14].

In clinical settings, it can be used to determine the microbial compositions of specimens, which would be beneficial to human health and would further our understanding of the pathological manifestations due to chronic infections [ 7– 9].

The composition of different specimens of coca leaves is very inconstant.

Chemical composition of the specimens was analyzed using an EDS as attached on the SEM.

The conversion, or not, of huntite into oxalates enables variation in mineral composition of pigment specimens to be identified.

(ii) Despite the abundant cluster emission the In/P bulk composition of the specimens (i.e., away from any surfaces modified by ion bombardment) turns out to be correctly reproduced by APT, provided the laser pulse energy is 10 pJ or less.

The nutrient composition of Finnish specimens has been analyzed and found to contain the following components (as a percentage of dry weight): protein, 17.2%; phosphorus, 0.46%; calcium, 0.12%; magnesium, 0.088%; potassium, 2.97%; sodium 0.011%.

Nonetheless, we decided to avoid sample pre-treatments, such as dealbumination, that could change the protein composition of our specimens.