Sentence examples for for a proper characterization from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, actual metal levels were measured in birds from both colonies for a proper characterization of metal contamination.
Future revaluation of ET-1 on larger sample size groups is needed for a proper characterization of this marker in relationship with the association metformin- DRP/EE30μg and weight loss in PCOS.
A discussion of a proper characterization method for selecting the maximum rated junction temperature for devices operating at high temperatures is given by comparing the different testing methods: Static performance (including and excluding self-heating effects), Short Circuit Safe Operating area and High-Temperature Reverse Bias.
However, it would benefit most from a proper characterization of more enzyme activities (see Supplementary Figure 3).
A comprehensive study was conducted in order to determine selected physical and mechanical properties of Glued Laminated Guadua angustifolia Kunth, providing a proper characterization which, in turn, represents a technical framework for structural design values.
A proper characterization of a pathway's structure is important for identifying the optimal protein to target as well as what concentration of the targeted therapy is required to modulate the pathway in a safe and effective manner.
A proper characterization system that would allow researchers to search for the association of these repeats with the coding or non-coding regions has been lacking in these reports.
For further exploitation of an AGB map (e.g., decision making, modelling of C-fluxes) as well as to identify variance of the estimated AGB, a proper characterization of uncertainties and its analysis is a crucial step.
It is perfectly reversible, which is essential for a proper thermodynamic characterization of a protein equilibrium.
Dual time point PET-CT has proven to be an important tool for proper characterization of questionable lesions that would lead to costly mistakes or unnecessary diagnostic studies.
I think a more proper characterization of a starter marriage would be that it is simply the first of X number of tries.
