Sentence examples for especially for samples from inspiring English sources
The stiffness of all samples declined upon prolonged incubation in medium, especially for samples prepared by diffusion.
Coal ash has a significant effect on the improvement of durability, especially for samples stabilised with a small amount of bassanite.
The dependencies of the low-temperature IS and HFF (especially for samples with y < 2) on the iron atom surroundings An (n = 0, 1, 2, 3 nitrogen atoms) and the nitrogen content agree well with the ab initio results, in particular the results without spin orbital coupling.
Especially for samples with high measured pH (e.g., Car and Liq), which potentially reflects extensive degassing, a large temperature spread is obtained.
Moreover, CDM and PHB levels were repressed compared to that in the control sample in which NaCl was not added, especially for samples after 36 h of cultivation (Figs. 1a, b, 3a, b, e).
The relatively high intensity of ZnO (002) peak as compared to other ZnO-related peaks indicates the highly oriented as-grown ZnO in c-axis especially for samples grown on ML graphene at temperatures of 600°C and 800°C.
The objective of this study is to analyze the accuracy of crop classification and area estimation affected by spatial heterogeneities, especially for sample impurity and landscape heterogeneity.
Subsequent increase in the value of T t results in a significant decrease in the porosity, especially for sample 4 treated at T t = 1100 °C.
Especially for sample 4, the stop band around 350 nm could hardly be observed and the transmission curve is similar to that of ordinary AAM.
The detected concentration of Si atoms is much larger than that of Zn atoms, especially for sample MS. Therefore, the Zn/Si ratio in the identical positions is obviously different for the two specimens.
Although library sizes varied considerably, especially for sample A, the proportion of sequences that classified to the same taxonomic groups (at 97% similarity) was comparable among the DNA extracts (Figure 4).
