Sentence examples for monitoring the variations from inspiring English sources
By monitoring the variations of the spectral components dynamically, an NIR procedure for tracking the conformational transition of silk fibroin was established.
The free-label or monolayer/functionalized nanosensors have been achieved by fluorescence protein[13, 14], polymer[15, 16], quantum dots (QDs)[17], graphene oxide[18], and metal nanoparticles[19] through monitoring the variations in their fluorescence intensity or lifetime.
In this paper, a novel transition process identification algorithm based on distributed model projection (DMP) is proposed for clustering nonlinear transition data and monitoring the variations in the transition process.
The Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) is becoming important for monitoring the variations in the earth's ionosphere based on the total electron content (TEC) and ionospheric electron density (IED).
The mechanisms of the enhanced fracture properties and crack growth behaviors of the epoxy composites are explored and interpreted from an atomic view by monitoring the variations of the non-bond interaction energy and radius distribution function between carbon nanotubes and epoxy matrix.
This real-time PCR assay is a practical, low cost clinical method for monitoring the variations of bacterial phyla of the gut.
In the proposed work, we apply the data fusion approach for monitoring the variation in the temperature.
Entropy profiles are obtained by monitoring the variation in the open circuit potential as a function of temperature.
The measurement method is based on monitoring the variation in natural birefringence due to the changed temperature by interferometry.
Various concentrations of KCNS solution were also used in the microemulsions for monitoring the variation of conductivity during polymerization.
Dissipative theory explains the process of a far from equilibrium system evolving into an equilibrium state by monitoring the variation in the system's entropy, which is also called the self-organization mechanism (Prigogine 1977).
