Sentence examples for laboratory in terms of from inspiring English sources
The samples were characterised in the laboratory in terms of pH value and water absorption characteristics and examined using scanning electron microscopy to reveal the microstructure.
Comparison between typing methods will pinpoint the limits and effectiveness of each method and will improve in turn the choice of a nonspecialized laboratory in terms of simplicity, time and cost.
Dependence of atmospheric corrosion of Al on temperature, surface inclination, RH and state of surface has been investigated in a laboratory in terms of polarization resistance, solution conductance and corrosion product characterization.
Technician time spent on these samples puts a strain on the laboratory in terms of costs and absence of the technicians because of legal recuperation.
And although devices like antilock brakes have been shown to improve braking in laboratories, "in terms of how it plays out and has been on the road, we don't know," said Ray Ochs, director of training systems for the Motorcycle Safety Foundation.
Measurements show that the design meets the specifications and it is comparable to other similar systems developed at other laboratories, in terms of performance.
We then evaluated the agreement between laboratories in terms of the DE gene identification.
Moreover, the antibody detection assays can vary considerably between different laboratories in terms of their performance [ 53].
The impact of KIEs on metabolite concentrations, fluxes and isotopic distributions was quantified under a broad range of situations commonly encountered in laboratories (in terms of label input, metabolic state, and isotopic information considered).
The overall conclusion of this extensive study was general "agreement across laboratories in terms of their ability to detect dose-related changes in behavioral end points with prototypic neurotoxic agents" (Catalano et al. 1997).
Protocols for the HI assay may differ between laboratories in terms of specimen source and preparation (serum or plasma, erythrocyte adsorption), reagents (erythrocyte species, antigen preparation), procedure (incubation conditions), and controls.
