Sentence examples for included source from inspiring English sources

Other MS settings included source emission of 100 µA, mass range of 0.40 200 amu at a minimum increment of 0.01 amu and acquisition range of 10−8 10−13 torr for all compounds.

For each chemical, its corresponding curated information included source literature, assay types, markers, peptide concentrations, chemical concentrations, the addition of horseradish peroxidase (HRP) enzymes and the percentage of peptide depletion with standard deviations.

Ionization source arrangements have included source combinations that allow for reactions between multiply charged ions of one polarity and singly charged ions of opposite polarity, arrangements that enable the study of reactions of multiply charged ions of opposite polarity and, most recently, arrangements that allow for ion formation from more than two ion sources.

The optimal experimental conditions obtained from this statistical evaluation included: source phase, pH 12; temperature, 25 °C; extraction time, 40 min; counter ion concentration, 2 mol L−1 of NaClO4; organic solvent 6% of Aliquat in octanol and without salt addition in the source phase.

The basic mixed model included source (island or mainland), treatment (control or root-damaged), their interaction as fixed effects, and population nested within source as a random effect.

Other abstracted data included source of infection, vancomycin dose and interval, and routine laboratory data.

Reference lists of included sources published between 2015 and 2017 were checked to identify further reviews.

Few epidemiologic studies, however, have included source-apportionment estimates in their examinations of PM health effects.

Finally, the evidence and recommendations were synthesized in a draft of the target guideline, and the results and possible methodological flaws of the included source-guidelines, and the re-assessed studies, were discussed.

Few epidemiologic studies, however, have included source-apportionment data in their examinations of PM health effects (Ito et al. 2006; Laden et al. 2000; Mar et al. 2000, 2006; Ozkaynak and Thurston 1987; Schreuder et al. 2006).

Approximately 40% of the included sources reported SDs or SEs.