Sentence examples for configuration of sample from inspiring English sources

Recent studies have attempted to optimize the configuration of sample sites for estimation of the variogram by the usual method-of-moments.

If the concept of biobank in each EU language denotes a specific local, country-level configuration of sample collections, data, and study information, how can a scheme make sense of them all?

In particular, nitrogen and argon PIIIs were tested for tube inner wall sputtering and deposition studies, running the PIII system in the last configuration of sample support detached from the tube.

Due to the respective smaller CV-values we can state that the simulated fiber web associated to sample I is more homogeneous than the one given by sample II and hence better quality characteristics of nonwovens are expected for the machine configuration of sample I, i.e. for a slower conveyor belt.

Savaloni et al. reported that increasing thin film thickness increases grain size and consequently the crystal structure and morphology change [21, 22]. Figure 2 shows AFM images of the two- and three-dimensional configuration of samples with different morphologies.

The extraction efficiency was improved by a recirculation configuration of the sample solution at relatively high sampling flow rates as a result of the increased effective contact area.

For estimation of the deposition fractions of radon progeny in different regions of the respiratory tract, a new sampler consisting of three different configurations of sampling heads was developed.

This study was performed under two controlled conditions, normoxia and hypoxia, and tests were carried out using three different configurations of samples under each condition: direct addition of H2O2, H2O2 encapsulated with single layer, and H2O2 encapsulated with double layers.

Therefore on the basis of the configuration of product sample shown in Fig. 10, we produced a product sample on RTM by using a concierge-type robot developed by Vector Inc., Japan as the base of Robot.

In addition to the chemical properties of the sample, the intensity and extent of secondary reactions depend on the physical configuration of the sample and of the reactor.

Fig. 10 Configuration of product sample.