The phrase "instrumental parameters" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in scientific or technical contexts to refer to variables or factors that affect or influence an instrument or measurement. Example: The results of the experiment were affected by changes in instrumental parameters such as temperature, pressure, and humidity.
In addition, information about samples, sample location (relative to introduction into an instrument), analytes and instrumental parameters are stored with the raw instrument data.
Automated alerts are generated and emailed to site operators when instrumental parameters are not within defined set ranges.
The best voltammetric response was achieved through the optimization of the experimental and instrumental parameters.
Principal least squares regression (PLS2) showed close relationships between instrumental parameters and sensory attributes.
Instrumental parameters were determined with a LaB6 NIST Standard (660b) and subsequently employed for integration of the sample frames into 1D diffractograms (Supplementary Fig. 6).
This page is intended to aid proposers and observers as they select instrumental parameters for LETG/ACIS-S observations, specifically with regard to pointing offsets and subarray configurations.
Instrumentation in the network is fully automated and includes sensors for measuring a variety of instrumental parameters such as flow, pressures, and sampling temperatures.
The influence of the instrumental parameters: methanol content in mobile phase, mobile phase pH and flow rate was also examined.
The influence of some instrumental parameters were investigated with two experimental designs comprising 19 and 11 experiments, respectively.
The conditions for bismuth hydride generation as well as some instrumental parameters were optimized using univariate methodology.
Operating conditions were improved with central composite rotatable design (CCRD), involving several chemical and instrumental parameters such as pH, MWCNT amount, scan rate, step potential and modulation amplitude.
