Sentence examples for method of characterising from inspiring English sources
A method of characterising individual striations by determining their distribution as a function of size and concentration is also presented.
Measurement of the hydrodynamic size of thermoresponsive samples in relation to temperature is a common method of characterising LCST behaviour, with nanoparticles shrinking as temperatures increase, soluble polymers precipitating and particle size increasing.
Accordingly, the seven patients carrying either HLA*0101, HLA*0201, or both provided us with a robust method of characterising the predicted epitopes relative to previously defined epitopes.
1H-NMR-based metabonomics offers a rapid and accurate method of characterising hESC conditioning media and is a valuable tool for monitoring, controlling and optimising hESC culture media preparation.
TWZ-Ra data was also used in support of the profiling method of characterising scratch topography.
A fast and direct method of characterising prostatic vascular pharmacokinetic features is high temporal resolution DCE-MRI (<10 s).
Weighing is one of the simplest methods of characterising porous silicon layers formed on anodised wafers.
The most important advances in the last few years are the development of methods that allow amperometric systems to operate in complex biological fluids and new methods of characterising the bioelectrochemical interfaces at the molecular level at which they are designed.
Simplified methods of characterising DCE-MRI data, such as slope, or time to maximum, have been reported and may be employed as secondary end points.
The relevance of this method for characterising the morphological textures of surfaces was developed on simulated images generated by means of a 3D fractal function simulating an abrasion process.
Current mammography methods are incapable of characterising the aggressiveness of a given breast tumor, and tissue based assessment of biological entities is warranted for improved clinical decision-making [ 1, 29, 30].
