Sentence examples for expeditious analysis from inspiring English sources

Although absorbance microplate readers allow for an expeditious analysis of migration assays, they are costly and do not provide a record of membrane images should manual confirmation or further analysis be required.

If we consider the totally different kinds of drug that have obviously different mobility from other drugs, by recalculating the diffusion coefficient with the presented process, the expeditious analysis of chemotherapy process can be carried out with the developed model.

Through the discussion of the results, it can be considered that the integration of these different techniques (being the whole process non-destructive, effective and expeditious for surface analysis) is a promising methodology for health assessment and analysis of historic constructions.

The nonparametric identification of the structure was carried out through an expeditious procedure based on the analysis of the evolution of the apparent frequency and equivalent viscous damping coefficient as a function of the apparent amplitude of the free decay cycles.

Thanks to this similarity, it has been possible to set up some reliable guidelines of analysis and intervention which can constitute an easy and expeditious instrument for technicians and restorers in order to safeguard this valuable built heritage, too much neglected until now.

Three different ways can be used to evaluate the condition of a rail surface starting from recorded profilometric data: a method based on the spectral analysis, a method based on the assessments of percentage of exceeding, and expeditious methods.

Therefore, achieving a representative geometric model able to be subsequently submitted to a structural analysis in a similar based platform is a fundamental step to establish an effective expeditious processing workflow.

The transfer was expeditious.

SERVICE -- Friendly and expeditious.

Some expeditious changes are already in place.

"An expeditious and thorough investigation should have been perfectly possible".