Sentence examples for monitoring of trace from inspiring English sources
We have developed a compact, laser-based, single photon ionization time-of-flight mass spectrometer (SPI-TOF-MS) for on-line monitoring of trace organic species.
The method was finally applied to the analysis of real fish samples taken from Hunan Province, China, offering a reliable and effective means for monitoring of trace emerging contaminates in fishes largely consumed by residents.
My graduate work on the interactions of hydrogen halides with thin ice films, and postdoctoral training in the monitoring of trace mixing ratios of gaseous halogen compounds with APCI mass spectrometry, provided me with the scientific background necessary for the campaign.
Thus, LOV is playing a prominent role in the environmental field, whenever the monitoring of trace level concentration of pollutants is pursued, because both matrix isolation and preconcentration of target analytes is most often imperative, or in fact necessary, prior to sample presentation to the detector.
In most of these situations, in vivo, online and non-invasive monitoring of trace gases is desired.
The detection limit for linezolid was 0.029 μg/ml and could meet therapeutic monitoring of trace linezolid in the serum and plasma.
This enabled the design and development of reusable chemical switch based dual optoelectronic sensor, for monitoring of traces of nitrite in environmental and food samples.
Monitoring of trace-levels of chemicals in therapeutic drugs, as well as in food safety and environmental protection operations is demonstrated.
Moreover, as another example, BFRs are regulated within the European Union in food from animal origin, as described in Commission recommendation of 3rd March 2014 on the monitoring of traces of BFRs in food (Commission Recommendation 2014b).
This developed method was efficient for monitoring of those tracing emerging contaminates and the Plackett-Burman factorial design introduced in extraction step was timesaving.
Monitoring and analysis of trace contaminants such as pharmaceuticals and pesticides require the preservation of the samples before they can be quantified using the appropriate analytical methods.
