Sentence examples for instrumental parameter from inspiring English sources
To determine SMX and SMT with a high degree of overlapping, second-order electrochemical data was generated by changing the pulse height as an instrumental parameter.
To determine -catechin in the presence of unexpected electroactive interference with a very high degree of overlapping, second-order electrochemical data were generated by changing the pulse height as an instrumental parameter.
In addition, the combination of a simple instrumental parameter and response surface methodology allows us to show the relation between freezer conditions and one of the most important properties—hardness visually and quantitatively on the practical level.
Through the process, controlling the precursor concentration, flow rate, and other physical and instrumental parameter, desired sized NCs can be synthesized precisely, which is a remarkable aspect of the combinatorial synthesis reported here.
This paper studies the effects of controllable experimental factors on the quality of the spectral response, to determine the influence of each instrumental parameter and to improve the predictions obtained from the collected data.
The same instrumental parameter settings were employed throughout to avoid any bias in the monomer-dimer ratio between different samples.
In addition, information about samples, sample location (relative to introduction into an instrument), analytes and instrumental parameters are stored with the raw instrument data.
Fundamental parameters were taken from the internal database of PyMCA, geometrical parameters were directly measured and instrumental parameters obtained from the instrument description and refined by the measurements of reference materials and a metallic Pb sample (flux 3.4 × 107 photons/s, time 300 s, detector active area 0.25 cm2, distance 2 cm) [13].
Several instrumental parameters must be controlled.
Operating conditions and instrumental parameters are summarized in Table 2.
Complete instrumental parameters are highlighted in (Table 1).
