Sentence examples for instruments using different from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, instruments using different wavelengths will respond differently to a phantom using non-hemoglobin chromophores.
The Crab Nebula changes shape when "seen" by instruments using different parts of the electromagnetic spectrum: it appears bell-shaped to X-ray observation, as an irregular cloud under optical examination, and as an even more irregular cloud in an infrared picture.
The validity of this approach and discussion should extend beyond the Gaussian element approximation used and also to instruments using different radiation, such as X-rays.
For studying such mineralogical influence on the combustion of lignite, different laboratory scale instruments using different principles are being employed (in addition to standard analyses - proximate/ultimate/ash composition/size analysis/calorific values), depending upon the fire side issues requiring solution.
For these reasons, once having defined an HRM method which may be able to detect patients known to present JAK2 exon 12 mutations, we validated the method as reproducible and transferable on three different instruments using different DNA binding dyes.
Measurement of PA was mostly focused on self-report questionnaires or recall instruments (using different types of PA questionnaire).
As the instruments use different rating scales leading to marked differences in the magnitude of the scores (i.e., OPQoL-Brief scores can be up to 13 times larger than those for the ASCOT and EQ-5D-3 L), Z scores of utilities/summary scores were calculated for the modified plots as recommended in the literature [ 49– 51].
The valuation studies of both instruments used different valuation techniques.
As these instruments use different source-detector separations from 2 to 4 cm, we also studied the effect different source-detector separations with the NIRO 200 NX.
Stringed instruments use different bowing techniques to achieve different articulations.
Unfortunately, there is only a very small number of annotated FTs available in the literature, and these are usually measured on different instruments (and instrument types) using different experimental setup and, hence, mostly incomparable.
