Sentence examples for comprehensive characterisation from inspiring English sources
Information requirements should first of all include a comprehensive characterisation of the nanoforms.
One of the important reasons is the lack of comprehensive characterisation on such materials, i.e. accurate compositions, physical/chemical properties.
However, so far, no reports have described the comprehensive characterisation of intermediate products which are important for the chiral pool synthesis of RAD by spectroscopic methods.
Progress on DBFCs relies on the development of systematic studies to allow a more comprehensive characterisation of the borohydride (BH4−) oxidation process.
The combination of many methods of optical investigations enabled a comprehensive characterisation and as a result an optimisation of the whole laser structure.
Following a comprehensive characterisation, modeling is an efficient tool to design the injection-pumping scheme and to optimise injection and pumping rates providing the best areal sweep.
The research projects often have specific objectives of studying pathogenesis, risk factors, disease dynamics, production effects etc. Therefore they often use extended disease definitions, because dichotomous disease recordings may not suffice, and comprehensive characterisations may be needed.
This work describes a comprehensive engineering characterisation of a novel, single-use 24-well parallel miniature bioreactor system.
Equations are presented that enable a comprehensive electromagnetic characterisation of the RF coil and sample to be achieved based on the results of the TLM simulations.
Therefore, the aim of this work was, comprehensive spectral characterisation and the identification of important intermediate compared to the finished product of RAD [9] by spectroscopic methods (FT-IR, Raman, ECD, 1H- and 13C-NMR).
Comprehensive mineralogical characterisation of the feed, concentrates and tailings from batch flotation tests was undertaken using both the mineral liberation analyser (MLA) and laser ablation inductively-coupled plasma mass spectroscopy (LA-ICP-MS).
