Sentence examples for identification of traces from inspiring English sources

In forensic science, these spectroscopic measurements will assist in detection and identification of traces at the crime scene [ 6].

An additional metagenomic step facilitates identification of traces from animal, plant and microbial DNA including unexpected species, which is prospectively important for the detection of allergens and pathogens.

Gamma-ray spectroscopy, involving the precise measurement of gamma-ray photon energies emitted by different nuclei, can establish nuclear energy-level structures and allows for the identification of trace radioactive elements through their gamma-ray emissions.

The vertical motion of Jupiter's atmosphere was largely determined by the identification of trace gases by ground-based telescopes.

However, due to the low ionization efficiency of some compounds during the ESI-MS experiment, the reliable identification of trace amount of substance is often limited.

Accumulation of various elements was analyzed in OsMT1e P transgenic plants using energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence (EDXRF) spectrometry which is a very useful technique for the identification of trace elements from the plant tissues [ 54].

Brenig et al. [35] used the 454 sequencing system to identify biological traces using deep sequencing and metagenomic analysis and indicated that the method can be used for the forensic identification of biological traces.

The detection of threats through the identification of several traces with an attack scenario is called correlation.

Since the hippocampus is well known for its crucial role in converting an episodic memory from short-term into its long-term form, it is of great interest to use episodic memory paradigms for the identification of memory traces in its networks [8], [9].

"It's a rule that, when dealing with fossil traces one cannot be 100% sure about the identification of the trace-maker organism.

The results will be concluded with the identification of characteristic trace elements of interest.