Sentence examples for interactions of the sample from inspiring English sources
Whilst a SNOM approach would be eleborate and come with many of the pitfalls still associated with near-field scanning microscopy; the SNOM-superlens setup would have two important advantages over the SNOM only setup: (1) The complicated interactions of the sample with the dynamic SNOM probe [14] do not apply and are replaced by interactions of the sample with the static superlens.
Figure 7(c) shows the variation in cellular interactions of the samples.
Finally, the exit wave after interaction of the sample is calculated by multiplying these coefficients by the basis set.
A gap in the spectrum of monolayer graphene can be induced by controlled structural modification of the graphene channel [14], by interaction of the sample with the substrate [15] and by patterning it into nanoribbons [16].
The measurement of the absorbed radiation is directly proportional to the heat wave produced after the interaction of the sample with the IR radiation.
Hydrophobic surfaces minimized the interaction of the sample fluids to the surface and as such were exclusively explored for use with the SLIDE as the lid material.
It was not possible to test for interactions because of the sample size.
The interaction of the sampling time and depth of soil was found to have highly significant effect on the PXD residue in soil sample.
On the other hand, the interaction of the sampling time (F2) and depth of soil (F3) was found to have highly significant effect on the PXD residue in soil samples as depicted by the p value <0.01.
This means that the photocurrent measured with each filter will be given by all photocarriers generated by the interaction of the samples with the residual spectral range, that is, the part whose photon energy is lower than that characteristic of the cutoff filter.
Volumetric adsorption isotherms, thermogravimetric studies, temperature-programmed desorption experiments and transient kinetic analysis, the two latter followed by mass spectrometry, were employed to investigate the interaction of the samples with CO2, both under static and dynamic conditions, and at different temperatures.
