Sentence examples for process employed in this study from inspiring English sources
(1), (2) and (3) describe the calculation process employed in this study.
From the results obtained by the XPS analysis, the particles synthesized by the LPP process employed in this study were identified as the bimetallic Fe-Ru oxide nanoparticles which were comprised of iron oxide and ruthenium oxide.
The gray-scale lithography process was employed in this study to obtain unity curvature and to maximize filling factor of the lens array.
Activated charcoal treatment effectively eliminates the furfurals and HMF from dilute acid hydrolysate of SB under the process conditions employed in this study.
Three different samples: (1) raw water collected from the Tai Lake in Kin-men, Taiwan; (2) ultrafiltration (UF) pre-treated water; and (3) sand filtration (SF) treated water after the coagulation and sedimentation processes were employed in this study.
Although similar in name to the national cancer peer review process, there are a number of important differences between the reciprocal peer-to-peer review and supported quality improvement process employed in the current study and national cancer peer review.
The higher genotyping success rate than previously reported in chickpea (90.8%) [ 11], pea (91.0%) [ 64], and lentil (84.0%) [ 27] is attributed to the SNP calling criteria and SNP selection process employed in the assay design in this study.
Methods of process modelling like IDEF3 and knowledge capture technique known as X-Pat (eXpert Process Knowledge Analysis Tool) were employed in this study.
The scheme of building normative data [36] employed in this study simulates the process of consensus building, but sets transparent criteria for distinguishing between normative and alternative data.
The scheme of building normative data [36] employed in this study simulates the process of data selection by setting transparent criteria of fitness.
A convincing evidence in this respect comes from clinical studies, showing that patients with medial PFC lesions that performed a gambling task similar to that employed in this study could not process the emotion of regret elicited by the counterfactual comparison between the selected outcome and those of unselected alternatives [11].
