Sentence examples for electronic quantification from inspiring English sources

Haematological analysis involves the determination of different blood parameters, which can be done using either the electronic quantification or the manual quantification.

The electronic quantification can be done with the use of the auto counter and these displace about 15 parameters, while the manual quantification of PCV for example, is by the use of the Micro haematocrit centrifuge.

The principal features of this MR-compatible ergometer include electronic devices for quantification of force (during isometric exercise) and angular displacement (during dynamic exercise), without any significant losses to external motions or frictions.

Future/further studies intend to compare alternative Method of pH quantification, incuding electronic pH testing devices.

This would grossly affect the gas quantification accuracy of such electronic nose (E-nose) instruments.

Looking at today's quantification activities, many people use electronic devices for 'lifelogging'/'body-hacking'/'self-quantification'/'self-tracking' with detailed and continuous tracking of physical and mental status, and is generally viewed as an empowering tool with "self-knowledge through self-tracking with technology".

For quantification of metabolite peaks, the electronic reference (ERETIC) signal was set during acquisition time [14].

The quantification of the caveolae number by electronic microscopy has shown a larger number of caveolae in 2K than in 2K-1C endothelial cells, which was reduced by methyl-β-ciclodextrin in both 2K and 2K-1C.

Quantification of radioactivity was carried out by electronic autoradiography using an InstantImager (Packard).

In order to facilitate the quantification of MRI changes in detail, an electronic evaluation form was developed for the evaluation of SpA-related and degenerative changes in the spine and SpA-related changes in the SIJ.

A wireless electronic nose system (WENS) is designed for the real-time quantification of ammonia (NH3), hydrogen sulfide (H2S), and their mixtures.