Sentence examples for examination objects from inspiring English sources

To focus on the degenerative changes with ageing phenomena in the vertebral bones, the statistical examination objects were confined to the skeletons older than 60 years old, 22 individuals from the SIB group (73.0 years old on average) and 48 individuals from the Non-SIB group (71.3 years old on average) (Step 3 in Figure 1).

All analyses in systematics are based on 'samples', a term used in this study in the unspecified sense of a probe or examination object taken from an individual organism.

The technical examinations, objects and primary data, as well as, the secondary data derived from processing the primary data ('Technical examination', 'Objects' and 'Data' entities respectively).

In using this strategy, the test system derives test data from examination of the test object's logic without neglecting the requirements in the specification.

In further examination, the objects were found to be foreign to the plane".

In fifth step, examination of objects according to characteristics and dimension conceptualized.

This study supports previous publication results indicating that ATR-FTIR is a useful tool for the examination of objects containing polymers.

Mitchell et al. [18], supported previous publication results indicating that attenuated total reflectance-Fourier transform infrared (ATR-FTIR) is a useful tool for the examination of objects containing polymers.

The foremost authority in this country on the scientific examination of art objects, and especially paintings, is Sheldon Keck, who last week became director of the Conservation Center at the Institute of Fine Arts of N.Y.U.

Of the two schools, the original Nyaya system was concerned with the critical examination of the objects of knowledge by means of logical proof, whereas the earlier Vaisheshika system dealt with particulars objects that can be thought of and named.

Mill argues in the Examination that material objects as the permanent possibilities of sensation exist independently of being sensed.