Sentence examples for instruments exhibited from inspiring English sources
HONO results from both TTU and ECN instruments exhibited strong diurnal variations with nighttime peaks up to ∼5 ppbv.
However, it is of greater concern that some of the instruments exhibited significant artefacts in the measured data, mostly because of the absence of anti-aliasing filters in the equipment or because the way it is used.
All analyses were performed separately for each instrument and dimension, in case the instruments exhibited more than one dimension.
In comparison with previous studies that aimed to validate questionnaires to measure physical activity in patients with COPD, our instruments exhibited better correlations for convergent validity.
The majority (81.4%) of the 914 tested instruments exhibited a measuring error that fell within the presently recommended tolerance of ± 3 mmHg.
However, an evaluation study yielded that 58% of the tested aneroid measuring instruments exhibited errors exceeding ± 4 mmHg, 44% of these instruments even showed imprecisions of ± 7 mmHg or more (4).
DESIGN -- Choosing among hundreds of old scientific instruments, students at Middlebury College will catalog and curate a museum exhibit this month in a winter term course, "Early Scientific Instruments: Exhibiting Artifacts From Middlebury's First Century".
In the gradual response case, the necessary changes are smaller and both instruments exhibit smooth transition paths.
This was expected since the VFM instruments exhibit a much lower vector noise level (11 pT/√Hz at 1 Hz) than the ASM vector mode.
Other analyzers based on Fourier transform instruments exhibit even better mass accuracies, but at significantly higher instrument costs, such as ion cyclotron resonance (ICR) [ 104, 113] and Orbitrap as the newest types of mass analyzer [ 102, 103].
The results showed the CTL sensor instrument exhibited excellent CTL properties including visible intensity, high signal/noise (S/N) values, short response time (within 2 s) and recovery time (within 3 s).
