Sentence examples for instrument for quantitative from inspiring English sources
Finally, the analytical parameters obtained for ethion, metalaxyl, and tributylamine indicated the high performance of the instrument for quantitative analysis.
Amalgamation of these methods yielded a hybrid instrument for quantitative imaging with the capacity to investigate dynamic processes in live cells in real time with single-molecule sensitivity.
The SOS-V is a comprehensive instrument for quantitative and qualitative assessment of unbearable suffering related to 69 physical, psychological and social symptoms in five domains.
Finally, 10 μL of upper solution of each samples brought out by a micro-syringe and injected to GC FID and GC MS instruments for quantitative analysis [34].
Focus group discussion (FGD) guides and other instruments for quantitative data collection were developed, translated and field-tested in Kabul district.
The instrument used for quantitative PCR was Light Cycler 480 II and the results were analyzed with LightCycler 480 Software release 1.5.0.
Both qualitative and quantitative methodological approaches have been utilised, with the qualitative data informing the development of a questionnaire instrument for the quantitative research as well as providing the theory underpinning student views derived from qualitative analysis.
The capillary-microreactor has thus proved to be a useful instrument for the quantitative elucidation of the mechanisms of exothermic liquid liquid two-phase reactions.
Actually, the VAS has been shown to be a reliable and valid instrument for the quantitative assessment of fatigue in healthy subjects [ 17], patients with sleep disorders [ 17], and people with chronic stroke [ 12].
In this study, we examined global proteomic alterations of the tamoxifen resistant cell line vs the parental MCF-7 cells using an isobaric labeling approach combined with a high resolution tandem mass spectrometry instrument for relative quantitative analysis.
As a validated quality assessment instrument for both quantitative and qualitative studies does not exist, as far as we know, we could not use existing checklists to assess the quality of the included studies.
