Sentence examples for devoted to analyse the from inspiring English sources
Very little work has been devoted to analyse the effects of scatter on quantitative analysis of the chemical composition.
The paper represents a significant extension of the experimental and numerical analyses carried out by the authors in the past, which were especially devoted to analyse the definition of "effective length" for aluminium T-stubs.
This paper corresponds to the second part of a work devoted to analyse the impact of the pre-turbo aftertreatment configuration on the performance of a single stage turbocharged Diesel engine.
Considering the size of hip surgery as a sub-specialty, it is perhaps surprising to find that there are no studies devoted to analysing the trend of quality evidence in this field.
Illumina and Affymetrix therefore decided to generate an array devoted to analyse these new exome variants called the Infinium HumanExome array.
The time and energy the media have devoted to analysing the Monica Lewinsky scandal are unparalleled since the time another resident of Brentwood, California, O.J. Simpson, stood trial for double murder in 1995.
Particular attention is in this framework devoted to analysing the effect of water addition on reactor bifurcation behavior and performance.
The literature devoted to analysing the second law of thermodynamics in the context of statistical mechanics starts with the development of statistical mechanics in the late 19th century.
The second part of the paper is devoted to analysing the influence of the design of the evaporator (BPHE with and without integrated orifice distributor) and the operating conditions on the optimal charge.
In this introduction to the symposium devoted to analysing the design, purpose, and effects of voting advice applications, we briefly discuss the literature on these tools for voters, articulate the aims of the symposium, and summarise the six contributions.
However, research devoted to analysing the role of gender within the migration process is rare in the Czech context; see exceptions to this trend [ 27, 28].
