Sentence examples for order advantage from inspiring English sources

The procedure relies on the second order advantage of PARAFAC (parallel factor analysis) that allows the unequivocal identification and quantification, mandatory according international regulations (in this paper the EU document SANCO/12495/2011), of the acetyl-chlorophenols and chloroanisoles that are determined by means of a HS-SPME GC/MS automated device.

It's also a channel where Dell's build-to-order advantage does it little good.

The second-order advantage was exploited in the analysis of highly complex samples containing unmodeled components.

This strategy allowed us to overcome matrix effects and to exploit second-order advantage.

The results showed an acceptable performance of PARAFAC2 for resolution and quantification of all analytes in a single array exploiting the second-order advantage.

The strategy is a good solution to the previously mentioned problems because the concentrations of individual components can be accurately obtained even in the presence of uncalibrated interferences, that is, "second-order advantage".

An appropriately designed calibration with a set of standards composed of 18 samples, coupled to the use of the second-order advantage offered by the applied chemometric techniques, allowed quantitation of sulfathiazole in spiked commercial honey samples.

The "second-order advantage" of the PARAFAC2 decomposition allows unequivocal identification according to document SANCO/12495/2011 (taking into account the tolerances for relative retention time and the relative abundance for the diagnostic ions), avoiding false negatives even in the presence of unknown co-eluents.

FFA responded nearly (76%) as well to the sphere compared with the 180° head view (Fig. 4 c ). Considering that the sphere had even less local contrast than the back of the head, there may be no higher-order advantage to the head compared with the sphere.

According to the IEEP, EU legislation stops states from watering down national standards in order to advantage local manufacturers.

Koch managers are fluent in terms like "spontaneous order," "comparative advantage" and "creative destruction".