Sentence examples for elaborated sample from inspiring English sources

The structure, phase purity, and homogeneity of the elaborated sample were checked by NPD.

Metal amount involved in each elaborated sample is in the fractional range from 0.1 to 0.35 equivalent monolayer (eqML) of W or Mo.

Due to its novelty it is hard to give an interpretation to the metric and a more elaborated sample computation of the metric using the database composition as presented in the manuscript would be helpful in the methods section.

A widely applied model reaction of photocatalytic oxidation of terephtalic acid (TPA) in water solution was used in order to evaluate the catalytic activities of elaborated samples.

Photocatalytic efficiency of the elaborated samples was tested in an environmental test chamber set-up and evaluated from the conversion rate of nitrogen oxides.

They illustrate the limits of the use of variety names to assess genetic and morphological diversity [ 53] and to elaborate sampling strategies for the conservation of genetic resources [ 28].

Printers and type foundries published scores of elaborate sample books — some so ornate they resembled family Bibles, others stuffed like scrapbooks with samples hot off the presses.

The methods are subsequently classified into two groups: (A) approaches aiming to substitute elaborate sample pretreatment, separation and pre-concentration procedures by simplified procedures and (B) approaches providing enhanced detection techniques with regard to fast signal read-out, miniaturised instrumentation and, simultaneously, high sensitivity.

However, for solid or semisolid biological samples, such as faeces and tissues, more-elaborate sample preparation procedures are required.

Of these, only electron microscopy enables direct counting of NPs [ 29], with the disadvantage of elaborate sample preparation.

At the southwest Pacific ICEMR, two new quantitative polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) assays have been developed for Plasmodium falciparum that target repetitive genomic sequences, substantially increasing diagnostic sensitivity without requiring laborious sampling of large blood volumes or elaborate sample processing.