Sentence examples for observed trace from inspiring English sources

But results from these sites are allowing important scientific studies of new aspects of the ozone hole in their own right, because like the aircraft and its campaign, many sites traverse the vortex edge and are close to the largest source of lee waves, or measure infrequently observed trace gases such as HNO3.

Experimentally observed trace areas remained after ND displacement; contact areas calculated for the same NDs according to the FDM (Equation 3) and DMT (Equation 6) approaches using radii of ND end bulbs, measured in SEM, are shown in Figure 6.

Since we observed trace amounts of norvaline and norleucine during all fermentation phases, an obligatory process monitoring should be considered to improve quality of recombinant protein drugs in future.

For example, we observed trace, if any, amounts of Sarcina in either children or adults as reported by culture-based studies [ 4, 5], and Neisseria, which we observed to be significantly overrepresented in the 'Tanner1-3' groccurredurred in 'high incidence' in adults as well as children.

Is the initial assumption that one particle is acting to cause the observed trace more rational than the assumption that 207 particles are so acting?

Figure 8 shows how the average classification accuracy varies as we increase the number of the sampled points, for different sizes of the observed traces.

As shown in Fig. 3, the synthetics computed from the WCMT solution match remarkably well the observed traces within the W phase time window.

In both cases we also observed traces of either the phosphorylated or the non-phosphorylated forms which was most likely due to cross contamination during the excision of the bands.

However, they observed traces of reactivity and atypical discoloration in the negative samples.

Moreover, 'all' (seven) observed traces with immediate fusion upon Ca2+ injection exhibited this behavior.

We observed traces of the guide tubes and electrodes in the stained sections to confirm the estimated positions of the electrode tracks.