Sentence examples for free specimen from inspiring English sources
The quasi steady state approximation yields the amount of complex-bound specimen, [G bound ] as a function of the concentration of free specimen [G].
Nominally defect free specimens are compared with flawed specimens.
Gene targets can be specifically labelled with at least about 20 PNA-probes obtaining visibly background free specimens.
Based on the experimental results, it was concluded that the corrosion resistance was influenced by severity of defects; bare spots reduced the overall corrosion resistance of galvanized sheet by 39% ± 1% and pimples by 10% ± 1% as compared to defect free specimens.
The hydrogen-free specimen showed good ductility associated with a significant blunting of the crack tip.
The fatigue characteristics are identified via fatigue testing of a defect-free specimen and two specimens with different scarf angles.
The 'touch-free' specimen transfer via cryo-EM holder allows least specimen deformation and thus maximizes the correlation accuracy between cryo-FM and cryo-EM.
Conversely, 1/20 and 1/30 scarf-ratio specimens exhibit high recovery rates of 79.1% and 83.6%, respectively, compared to the defect-free specimen.
Twin deformation associated with the fracture was formed in the specimen with 653 hydrogen atoms, corresponding to a thin layer of hydride at the notched area, while no twin deformation was formed in the other hydrogen-charged specimens or the hydrogen-free specimen.
However, it is surprising to find in Table 1 that the thermal conductivities for all the CNT/Cu composites with addition of CNTs are more or less lower than that of CNT-free specimen no matter what the sintering condition is, although the thermal conductivity of MWCNTs (3,000 W/mK) [4] is nearly tenfold higher than that of pure copper sample (331 W/mK).
Specimens showing solidification cracks show a significantly larger angle α compared to the crack-free specimens.
