Sentence examples for possibility of analytical from inspiring English sources
As a possible explanation for the inconsistent yields, the possibility of analytical contamination was checked; during the LC-MS/MS analysis of the nitrosamines, blank solvent samples were run before and after as quality control samples; however, no contamination or carryover was found.
To explore the possibility of analytical description of the data, we propose the method based on the continuation of inverse reduced volume fluctuations into a single-phase region.
The basic task of optimal shaping of the eigenstructure of the observer state transition matrix is considered showing the possibility of analytical determination of available left eigenvectors of the matrix.
The postmodernist alternative of fragmentation and multiplicity threatens both the possibility of analytical focus (it is impossible to keep all axes of difference in play at once) and of politically effective coalition building among women with different identities.
With the possibility of analytical or biological outliers, we believe that n = 2 should be the minimum number of replicates per line.
This ordinal outcome did not appear to be continuous as required by a linear model and suggested the possibility of analytical bias.
It is obvious that such a detection system would greatly expand the possibilities of analytical ultracentrifugation on several fronts, not the least being the promise that multiwavelength analysis holds for studies of multiple interacting components [ 11] or colloidal particles with size-dependent optical properties (quantum dots or metal nanoparticles) [ 12].
However, these additional degrees of freedom complicate the possibility of obtaining analytical conditions for curvature monotonicity.
To explore the possibility of an analytical description of these effects, a numerical analysis is applied to simulate crack growth behaviour for the M(T) and C(T) geometries with special emphasis put on modelling plasticity induced crack closure.
This leads to a possibility of interesting analytical exercise, coupled with a full factorial design of an experiment.
Our analysis also highlighted the possibility of systematic analytical error in the data of Stoiber et al. (1981), whereby soluble S and Cl concentrations were consistently higher than those of other studies at the same location.
