Sentence examples for monitoring of solution from inspiring English sources
Full glucose calibrations and experimental monitoring of solution oxygen concentration allowed us to determine apparent Michaelis Menten parameters for glucose and oxygen.
In traditional operation, a pH-insensitive reference electrode holds the fluid gate constant while the source-drain current is monitored to provide real-time monitoring of solution pH changes.
By using these systems, we are able to systematic investigate the development of optical anisotropy through in and out of plane birefringence monitoring drying of solution cast films and their mechano-optical behavior during stretching, and quantify the influence of solvent N-methyl-2-pyrrolidinone (NMP) on these relationships.
The plants survive up to six months with careful monitoring of the solution and some swapping out of dishes that have become contaminated with bacteria.
Phase 2 of the project addresses these questions by concentrating on noise monitoring of existing solutions against squeal noise.
This sensing system can be suitable for the permanent monitoring of water solutions (i.e. presence of phenolics).
Aiming predominantly at monitoring of decision solutions and their quantitative and qualitative consequences, the designed tool may enable more awareness of controllers within the decision processes, though not intending to replace them.
The effectiveness of singlet oxygen generation was measured for all of the grafted surfaces by UVVis spectra monitoring of the adjacent solution phase of 1,3-diphenylisobenzofuran (DPBF), which is well known trapping molecule used in detection of singlet oxygen.
We proceeded with continuous temperature monitoring of the cooled solution for 120 minutes.
Ultrasound monitoring clearly demonstrated leakage of solution out of Tenon's space to the intraconal space [ 11].
The reaction was monitored by measuring transmittance of solution by UV spectrophotometer (PE Lambda35) at 800 nm at different time intervals for inhibition efficiency measurement [20].
