Sentence examples for instrumentation to study from inspiring English sources

Thomas Jefferson organized weather-watchers in Virginia and gave them instrumentation to study climate change.

A probe containing an ISFET (ion sensitive field effect transistor) for measuring pH, and platinum microelectrodes for measuring conductivity and redox potential was developed, together with the required instrumentation, to study the chemical changes in a test cell with compacted bentonite.

Scientists have applied the full battery of modern instrumentation to studying Earth in ways that have not yet been possible for the other planets; thus, much more is known about its structure and composition.

Higher resolution instrumentation has allowed us to study single molecules.

For the research, scientists at the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore used instrumentation on the Hubble Space Telescope to study ultraviolet light from a faraway quasar as it passed through one of the bubbles--the astronomers liken this light to "a needle piercing a balloon".

We discuss the instrumentation that is (commercially) available to study fast reactions and describe a number of optical probes (chromophores) that can be used to monitor the changes.

In addition new instrumentation and approaches are required to study objects in museums, posing special challenges, for example miniaturisation to bring non-invasive measurements into the museum shelves, screening large numbers of objects, finding out about hidden layers in paintings, checking for possible decay, all need methods tailored to the needs of cultural conservation.

A hematologic reference range study conducted in a community living at a lower altitude (1175 m) in Uganda, using identical instrumentation to our study, reported a lower reference range for hemoglobin of 11.1 g/dL and 10.1 g/dL for men and women respectively, based on the lower 5th percentile and not the 2.5th percentile of the current study [8].

The boilerplate was outfitted with instrumentation to record data for engineering study and evaluation.

A study using ophthalmological instrumentation to measure color sensitivity would provide objective, 'hard' evidence of the association between color sensitivity and depression.

A general protocol was applied to the entire study population (general instrumentation) to establish the prevalence of bronchiectasis and, in a second step, a specific etiologic protocol to determinate the cause(s) of bronchiectasis in patients in which this entity was documented (specific instrumentation).