Sentence examples for cost analytical from inspiring English sources

Experimental design (surface response methodology plus desirability function) to multicriteria optimization was carried out to evaluate both dose and type of amendment to retain the cited analytes and to develop two simple and low cost analytical methods for extracting triazines from soil.

Fast and low cost analytical method for the quantification and stability evaluation of the pheromone rhynchophorol; Analytical method for the adsorption and recovery of pheromone using inorganic matrices; Elaboration of an inorganic matrix/pheromone composite aimed at pest control through controlled pheromone release.

That might allow to suggest differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) and dynamic thermal mechanical analysis (DMTA) as fast and low cost analytical methods to determine comonomer content in propylene copolymers, in the range of concentration studied, as a less expensive alternative to Solution State Carbon 13 Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (13C NMR).

The exponential increase in DNA sequencing capabilities, together with the rapidly declining associated costs, has made whole-genome sequencing accessible to small laboratories, and will soon transform it into a low cost analytical assay.

All these characteristics make this miniature mass spectrometer suitable for portable and low-cost analytical instrumentation.

The combination of such advantageous features resulted in simple, compact, versatile, fast, low-cost analytical procedures, exhibiting low reagent and low sample consumption, reducing the production of undesirable wastes and minimising operator intervention.

While some studies involving biobanks are designed to address specific questions, they may find broader use in the future (particularly as new or lower-cost analytical technologies become available).

The analytical methods used in early-stage development are undergoing a rapid development towards miniaturisation and high-throughput analysis [ 11, 14– 21] and their integration with early, rapid, and low-cost analytical and computational methods lie at the heart of the concept of "Developability".

Although not yet suitable for routine applications due to costs, analytical time required, and the huge amounts of data produced, WGS has some advantages over enrichment strategies and is briefly discussed in this section.

Interest in low-cost, analytical-scale, highly efficient and sensitive separation methods for cells, among which bacteria, is increasing.

The critics said that economics should abandon its claim of being a value-free social science and address itself to the great questions of the day those of civil rights, poverty, imperialism, and environmental pollution even at the cost of analytical rigour and theoretical elegance.