Sentence examples for experimental differential from inspiring English sources

The experimental differential capacity and ionic surface excess data at the metal-electrolyte interface are reviewed.

For the potentials U < Uss the experimental differential capacitance values are independent of frequency and of potential variation.

Minimum bubbling velocity was obtained not only by analysis of the experimental differential pressure fluctuation signals, also by the relationship between bed voidage and superficial velocity.

The deviations between the experimental differential cross sections and a fitted function to the theoretical predictions are plotted as a function of the center-of-mass energy; 10% error bars are included to the data.

The estimated number of carriers generated at the highest fluence within a single NC was ~107 Figure 4 Fitting results (represented bystraight lines) of the experimental differential absorption (represented bysymbols) of In2O3NCs excited with 325 nm and probe at 350 nm.

It is clear that the function fits the Hannover theoretical data with a χ2 per degree of freedom of the order of approximately 1. Deviation of the experimental differential cross sections of the PDRC reaction from the fitted function is plotted in the middle panel of Figure2.

These are the most obvious distinction between the experimental and differential approaches to the study of RT.

Figure 3a displays experimental transient (differential) reflectivity measurements of ΔR/R for a 30 nm gold film in the normal incidence configuration where the pump and probe are incident from the air side and a glass layer is under the gold film.

Among the critical points identified were experimental design, differential analysis and the problem of missing data, all problems where statistics can be of help.

Under optimal experimental conditions, differential pulse voltammetry (DPV) current changes were used to detect MCP-1 with a broad linear range of 0.09 360 pg mL−1 and a low detection limit of 0.03 pgmL−1 (S/N=3).

The factor (m - 1) includes the cumulative effect of such sources of additional variability as experimental error, differential variability in processing of individuals, and other sources.