Sentence examples for demonstrated collection of from inspiring English sources

Although not as much as with fresh urine, the present study has demonstrated collection of high proportion of mosquitoes using traps re-treated 3 and 7 days after initial application.

The experiment demonstrated that collection of m-D signatures of humans at these range of frequency is feasible (Figure 15).

Recently, Sambur et al. experimentally demonstrated the collection of photocurrents with quantum yields greater than one electron per photon in the PbS QD-sensitized planar TiO2 single crystal utilizing polysulfide electrolyte, which is undoubtedly encouraging to the future photovoltaic development[15].

Influences of the condensation equipment were also demonstrated for collection of 8-isoprostane and albumin [ 12] or oxides of nitrogen (NOx), total protein, mucin and pH [ 13].

Our previous publication using high-resolution LC-MS/MS to profile protein expression patterns in plasma demonstrated a collection of differently abundant proteins, including albumin and ApoA1, before and 12 months after stroke related PFO closure [ 4].

We and others have demonstrated that collection of respiratory specimens by non-healthcare workers is feasible 19 41 64–69 and, when combined with sensitive molecular diagnostics, does not result in any overall significant reduction in sensitivity for virus detection.

A cache of more than 100 memorandums, forms and policy papers, obtained by Privacy International during a legal challenge over the lawfulness of surveillance, demonstrates that collection of bulk data has been going on for longer than previously disclosed while public knowledge of the process was suppressed for more than 15 years.

Axial CT myelographic image at T7/8 level demonstrating a collection of ventral epidural fluid (black dotted circle) and a partially calcified disc (white arrow).

We used a photoelectrochemical system composed of PbS nanocrystals chemically bound to TiO2 single crystals to demonstrate the collection of photocurrents with quantum yields greater than one electron per photon.

This paper demonstrates how collection of multiple tracers can be used in combination with simplified models of fluid flow to estimate the age distribution and thus fraction of contaminated groundwater reaching a supply well under different pumping conditions.

The results demonstrate that collection of undiluted gastric secretion in the proximal stomach after a meal, a key component of the "acid pocket", is a normal physiological phenomenon that occurs in both healthy subjects and GERD patients [ 1– 3, 20].