Sentence examples for dependent on the specimen from inspiring English sources

Since it is highly dependent on the specimen weight, which is different from one specimen to another, the specific energy absorption showed different responses compared to the scalar value of the energy.

Platelet aspect ratios deduced in this way were found to be dependent on the specimen direction, which further suggests imperfect orientation of particles about FD.

On the other hand, it should be noted that the mass loss of the immersed specimens was dependent on the specimen microstructure (Fig. 4).

These results indicate that the critical amount of absorbed hydrogen for a loss of ductility loss is probably not dependent on the specimen microstructure and is estimated to be approximately 100 mass ppm.

The values determined by the work-of-fracture method as proposed in RILEM recommendation (RILEM 1985) are dependent on the specimen size and shape used in the test, as demonstrated and analyzed by several researchers in the past (Hu and Wittmann 1992; Kwon et al. 2008; Muralidhara et al. 2011; RILEM 2004; Vydra et al. 2012).

The diagnosis of CARV RTI is dependent on the specimen and the laboratory assay(s) available.

Biss photographs the insect in approximately 30 different sections, depending on the specimen's size. .

The strength measured by B3B-test, with any specimen, is dependent on the size of the specimen and loading conditions (type and position of loading); therefore, the strength value, measured with a set of specimens, has to be adjusted by effective volume and/or surface.

Maximum resolution commonly defined as voxel size and measured on the micrometer scale is dependent on the size of the specimen; the closer the specimen is to the microfocus tube that generates the X-ray, the better the resolution, the higher the magnification, and the smaller the voxel size.

Cold rolling leads to a residual stress that is dependent not only on the specimen directions but also on the orientation of the grain.

The performance characteristics of currently available tests for influenza vary considerably and the overall sensitivities of these tests when used in routine practice are also dependent on the type of specimen collected, the age of the patient and point in their illness in which they are sampled [4], [9], [13] [15].