"macroscopic analysis" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is used to describe the examination or study of something on a large or visible scale, rather than on a microscopic or molecular level. Example: The researchers conducted a macroscopic analysis of the soil samples, looking for any signs of contamination.
This therapeutic effect performed in the aspect of macroscopic analysis, MRI analysis, surface intact, osteochondral junction, matrix staining, neocartilage thickness and cell morphology.
MgSt-V macroscopic analysis included mean particle size, specific surface area, particle morphology, and BFE.
Tensile tests, microscopic and macroscopic analysis results are discussed to underscore the material flow and hardening features.
Moreover, the macroscopic analysis of the groups with the scaffolds showed better cicatrization in comparison with the control group.
The method is able to predict local failure quantities in an arbitrary cell from the results of the macroscopic analysis.
For macroscopic analysis of the suprahyoid muscle, the skin was uplifted and the muscles dissected individually and removed for weight analysis according to Scherle method.
The UK-IPO has expanded its range of non-statutory services to include Patent Informatics: the macroscopic analysis of patent data to derive technical information.
Multiscale modeling and remodeling techniques were developed, where a macroscopic analysis was initially performed to generate a global response to enable a microscopic analysis.
In addition, macroscopic analysis showed that there were no changes in representative organ sections of rats following the oral administration of food-related nanoscale materials.
The microstructural analysis is conducted with the Voronoi cell finite element model (VCFEM), while a conventional displacement based FEM code executes the macroscopic analysis.
Macroscopic analysis demonstrated improved healing in the multi-layered scaffold group compared to empty defects and a market approved synthetic polymer osteochondral scaffold groups at 6 and 12 months post implantation.
