Sentence examples for instruments for characterizing from inspiring English sources

Though I loved my assistantship and became proficient with the use of many high-tech instruments for characterizing materials, there was something missing amidst the wonder of the submicron world.

Over the years, Ion Mobility Spectrometry (IMS) which refers to the techniques and cutting-edge instruments for characterizing of analytes by their gas phase mobility has been gaining popularity and validity among scientific researchers for detecting chemicals.

Scanning electron microscope (SEM) is a useful instrument for characterizing the surface morphology of the polymers.

ADV has been recommended as a capable instrument for characterizing near-bed flows, particularly in the first 10 mm above the bed (Finelli et al. 1999) with suitable assumptions.

The Longitudinal Interval Follow-up Evaluation (LIFE), has been shown to be a valid and reliable instrument for characterizing the week-by-week course of anxiety disorders examined retrospectively over the period of 1 year.

The development of a culturally appropriate and constructively valid survey instrument for characterizing the Chinese food environment is a critical step toward future studies on the evolution of food environments in a rapidly developing economy and its effects on the health of populations.

In addition to the above-described methods and instruments, UV-Vis and ATR-IR are also important instrumentations for characterizing the bimetallic structure of DENs.

In conclusion, LCA is a useful tool for characterizing longitudinal patterns of physical activity, even when the measurement instrument differs slightly across ages.

Latent class analysis was found to be a useful tool for characterizing longitudinal patterns of physical activity, even when the measurement instrument differs slightly across ages, which added value in comparison with observed activity at a single age.

In addition, the ongoing development of multi-wavelength photo-acoustic instruments [ 124– 128] is important for characterizing the wavelength dependence of aerosols such as brown carbon and mineral dust [ 46].

The two experiments were selected because they provided sufficient replication for characterizing the participating instruments, and they provide significant contrast due to the included sample types and the different levels of methodology control.