Sentence examples for establish that the device from inspiring English sources
The characterised responses under different arsenite levels help establish that the device behaves well as a digital logic Buffer gate (Fig. S1, ESI †).
The size distribution of PM deposited on the AER and Control filters established that the device was more effective for coarser particles.
It is well established that the device characteristics for most FET devices are largely dependent on the field in the channel.
Once it has been established that the devices are in the correct position, clinical evaluation including ETT position at the lips could potentially eliminate a large number of CXRs, resulting in significant cost savings.
The second stage of Unocal proceeds in two steps: the board must establish that the deal protection devices are (1) not coercive or preclusive and (2) within a range of reasonable responses to the danger to corporate policy and effectiveness.
Our results establish that the lower limit of the device corresponds to a dose rate of 0.2 mSvhr−1, constrained by the signal to noise ratio of the instrument.
The computational results established that the symmetric device enhanced the homogeneity of the mixture as well as the initial turbulence during the initial stage of dispersion.
The results of extrusion experiments have established that this device is practicable.
The study clearly established that the plasma focus device provides intense fusion relevant pulses suitable for causing the topographical, structural and hardness changes on the surface of the irradiated SS AISI 304 which is one of the candidate materials for plasma facing components in fusion reactors.
So if Company X has been able to use login data to establish that two devices belong to the same person, other members of the co-op take advantage of that fact and tailor their advertising accordingly.
Through an economic analysis it has been established that the proposed exterior shading device is financially viable and the payback comes within 6 months.
