Sentence examples for instruments for analysing from inspiring English sources
Curiosity is armed with toolbox of sophisticated instruments for analysing the chemical and physical composition of rocks but it is not designed to test for direct evidence of Martian life, he said.
The tip design is based on that used in terrestrial Cone Penetration Testing (CPT) with a large enough shaft diameter to house instruments for analysing pristine subsurface material.
However, the instruments for analysing physical activity and dietary intake were chosen to meassure the whole previous year.
The Timmer instrument is a valid quality assessment tool for conference abstracts and comparing these three instruments for analysing the abstract quality leads to an increased internal validity and reliability of the study.
In addition, the supplementary EORTC quality of life modules, such as QLQ-BR23, QLQ-LC13 and QLQ-BN20, proved very useful instruments for analysing prognostic indicators, provided that other methodological requisites were ensured.
In recent studies, the Monte Carlo numerical simulation has become an important instrument for analysing information about ice pressure distributions in ice/structure interactions.
If it were better understood, its typological characteristics and appropriate indicators could turn it into a formidable instrument for analysing urban reality and managing the interaction between cities and their environment.
These two aspects make the element devoid of shear locking and an efficient instrument for analysing wave propagation problems, wherein refined mesh is essential.
In evaluating LEED rating system, the results inferred indicate that the system is intended more for programming than actual designing purposes and is not an efficient instrument for analysing architectural design process.
The range of drugs prescribed is a useful instrument for analysing GPs' prescribing behaviour.
The distinctive and unique feature of this instrument, which makes it rather attractive for analysing large objects, is the possibility to cover a large area in a single radiograph, thus avoiding tile scanning of the object.
