Sentence examples for in our instruments from inspiring English sources

A dedicated laboratory experiment was conducted in May 2014 to investigate the stability of the clocks in our instruments.

In our analysis of the relationship between mental aspects of HRQOL and multimorbidity, we found some contradictory results that may reflect a limitation in our instruments.

For example, correlations of ∼0.37 were found between the several outputs from the Yale Physical Activity Survey and the 6-min walking distance [ 31], compared to correlations of ∼0.55 in our instruments.

We focused in our instrument to assess professionalism, communication skills, and collaboration only.

Unfortunately, we have not got a technical opportunity to carry out such a high-temperature annealing in our instrument.

We hypothesized that pre-knowledge in biological contexts (e.g., about evolution or ecology), as taught in general secondary school, might positively influence students' performance in our instrument.

In our study, both the precipitation of CaCO3 chemical reactions under 8 kV (~800 kV/mm) electrical field and that under electrical field free (0 kV/mm) were completed in our instrument as described above and named as electric field (EF) sample and electric free (NE) sample, respectively.

"The toroidal ion trap we have in our instrument is one-fifth the radius of what would be considered a conventional laboratory ion trap, and yet it still has the ion capacity of the conventional trap because of the expanded geometric storage shape".

The flowcell was then placed upon the prism in our instrument and SPRM (Figure 3d) and SPRF (Figure 3e) images taken (integration times of 30ms and 20s respectively).

We also note that FSC-A, although ordained by "common knowledge" as a preferable size measurement parameter, approximated cell size less well than other parameters, even in our instrument, in which a monotonic relationship with bead size was present.

In our instrument a Doppler shift was produced when the distance between fixed detecting focal point and heart wall changes due to the contraction/relaxation movement of the latter.