Sentence examples for making characterization from inspiring English sources

Bare InP NCs were found to oxidize rapidly making characterization of dry powder difficult.

The surface confined oxidase is capable of directly transferring electrons to the underlying electrode making characterization of the enzyme with direct electrochemical methods facile.

Phages are intimately linked to the ecology and evolution of their hosts, making characterization vital to understanding the diversity and evolution of the Bacillus genus.

EIPs have started using banked isolates for developing whole-genome sequence libraries, which will better characterize pathogens at the molecular level and may make characterization from patient specimens (e.g., whole blood, CSF) easier.

The use of FISH has made characterization of endophytic consortia possible.

But brittle behavior and large residual stresses make characterization of Si3N4 extremely challenging.

The in situ nature of experimental evaluations made characterization of interfacial crack propagation possible by direct observation.

Recent development of brain network analysis has made characterization of brain disorders at a whole-brain connectivity level possible, thus providing a new direction for brain disease classification.

Dense, opaque materials, which have large X-ray mass absorption coefficients and features on sub-micrometer length scales, can make characterization difficult.

The current lack of a clear definition of HSI technology, including the process for integration, makes characterization and implementation of new and advanced HSIs difficult.

The deviation of thin film properties under confinement from its bulk counterparts and its ultra-low physical dimension makes characterization of an interface extremely challenging.