Sentence examples for evaluated the mass from inspiring English sources
We have evaluated the mass transfer performance of four commercially available membrane oxygenators in which the blood path is external to and approximately perpendicular to the fiber bundle.
We periodically evaluated the mass, compressive strength, and microstructure of the control mortar (no NKC addition) and the mortar with various dosages of NKC addition at the prescribed conditioning ages.
To assess the mixing process effect on the recycled concrete aggregate friability, three different aspects were evaluated; the mass loss (mass of fraction inferior to 2.5 mm) the grading and the angularity evolutions with mixing time of an initially 10 14 mm aggregate.
His primary care physician evaluated the mass with a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan, which showed a 5×4×4 centimeter mass in the inner mid right thigh involving the adductor magnus muscle.
We evaluated the mass using CT and MRI, and performed excisional biopsy and pathologic examination.
In our study, we evaluated the mass by directly measuring the three dimensions of the resected parathyroid glands in operation.
Academics said using Emotive to geographically evaluate the mass mood could help police to track potential criminal behaviour or threats to public safety, and may be able to guide national policy on the best way to react to major incidents.
To this end, the genome of ASFV strain OURT 88/3 was translated in the six possible reading frames and the resulting database was used to re-evaluate the mass spectra with the Mascot search engine (data not shown).
Drug release kinetics further took place in line with degradation studies in order to evaluate the mass loss of polymers.
In this work, the dynamic adsorption of surfactants is used to evaluate the mass transfer coefficient during droplet formation.
This one is constructed by identifying "jets" of hadrons which look like they come from the decays of W and Z bosons (the carriers of the weak nuclear force), and evaluating the mass of a particle that might have produced them - the "diboson mass" spectrum.
