The phrase "instrument analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scientific, technical, or research fields where the examination or evaluation of instruments is discussed.
Example: "The instrument analysis revealed several key factors that influenced the experiment's outcome."
Alternatives: "device evaluation" or "tool assessment."
To follow-up on our findings in urine, we used point-of-care instrument analysis to measure capillary blood metabolites.
As interest in concurrently assessing these domains grows, there are key methodological considerations that influence the choice of monitoring instrument, analysis algorithm, and protocol for measuring these behaviors.
Ignition temperature of extruded polystyrene foam (XPS) was measured by DW-02 type ignition point detector produced in the instrument analysis factory of jiang ning in Nan Jing.
Results show that the ignition point of extruded polystyrene foam (XPS) measured by DW-02 type ignition point detector produced in the instrument analysis factory of jiang ning in Nan Jing was approximately 355 °C.
A small amount of the oil is often used for instrument analysis.
The liquid samples were filtered by a membrane filter with a pore size of 0.45 μm before the instrument analysis.
These characteristic features are seen in single-instrument analysis of the Phobos-2 and MGS data.
The relationship between structure and function was again prominent as he combined biological discussion of the instruments' constructional materials, a scientific taxonomy of instruments, analysis of performance techniques, musical transcriptions and extensive contextual material.
To verify this assumption about oxygen molecules attachment, EDX (INCA X-act, Oxford instruments) analysis was performed on the sample prepared at temperature increasing rate of 100, 500 and 600 °C/h (see Fig. 3).
Prior to measurement on both instruments, analysis tracks were preablated to remove approximately 5 µm from the surface and exposing material free from contaminants.
Design and execution of the study, scoring of the PROMIS instruments, analysis of the PROMIS scores, and interpretation of data.
