Sentence examples for elaboration method from inspiring English sources
The elaboration method improved memory for the sentence significantly, suggesting that the cognitive effort involved led to deeper encoding of the original sentence.
An electrolysis technique at a constant potential was used to develop a highly reproducible and fast elaboration method of adherent manganese dioxide thin films on a glassy carbon electrode from aqueous solutions containing sulfuric acid and manganese sulfate.
However, to obtain large-area and high-crystalline graphene films, low-cost elaboration method is still a significant challenge.
Afterwards, one group was instructed non-congruent collocation through input elaboration method and another group was instructed through input flooding group.
Traditional photon counting information is available; moreover, digital words representing the amplitude of each event and suitable image elaboration methods significantly enhance the detector capabilities.
Two different approaches named "band-fitting" and "parallel elaboration" methods, have been developed to extend applications of this compensation technique, especially for milling purpose.
The correlation between both structure and magnetic properties is easily revealed and accorded by different elaboration methods.
Research on the preparation of modified bituminous substances originating from coal, carried out for many years in the Institute of Chemistry of Warsaw University of Technology in Plock has led to the elaboration of method reducing the level of carcinogenicity of coal-tar pitch [ 4].
And so there needs to be quite considerable interpretation of those plans and elaboration of methods for making those aspirations a reality.
The elaboration of methods must be also significantly improved to assess the toxicity of NPs, such as reference biomaterials for safety testing.
It also seems useful to monitor the further performance of the participants in real situations and to continue further elaboration of methods based on the evaluation.
