Sentence examples for each analysis and from inspiring English sources

The error reported for reconstructed source water of δ18Osc incorporates the analytical error for each analysis and was 0.1 to 0.3% (Table S2).

Such a technique was originally presented as a classical approach, used to achieve a single model for each analysis, and has been recently updated by implementing a multi-modelling approach (i.e., to obtain a set of optimal candidate solutions/models) where a multi-objective genetic algorithm is used to get optimal models in terms of parsimony of mathematical expressions vs. fitting to data.

Then, we calculated the most likely eruptive scenarios for each analysis and their corresponding forecasting windows, which revealed that the most hazardous areas correspond to Conacastal canton and hamlets of San Jorge, San Miguel and San Rafael Oriente – all lie within 5 km of the central crater on the northern and southern flanks.

N = 50 cells for each analysis and the dot within the vioplot represents the median value.

The samples were prepared in triplicate for each analysis and the mean value of absorbance was calculated.

The samples were prepared in triplicate for each analysis and the mean value of absorbance was obtained.

He emphasizes the platform was built with FDA-grade auditability in mind, so you can understand and track and follow each data element and each analysis, and ensure that someone isn't simply gaming the system, for example.

The samples to be used in the determination of nutrient components were packed in the amount required for each analysis and stored at −80 ± 1 °C.

The antibacterial activities of cotton/nylon fabrics have been tested with prepared specimens for each analysis and Figure 4 represents reduction values.

Four Markov chains were each run for 5000 iterations for each analysis, and the first half of the samples from each chain were discarded as burn-in.

The glycylglycine test of active esters requires over 60 min for each analysis and is unreliable to active esters susceptible to hydrolysis [1, 8, 13].