Sentence examples for qualitative application from inspiring English sources

Raman spectroscopy's D G ratio is a well-known indicator of graphitic crystallinity in single-wall carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) with widespread qualitative application to macroscopic CNT assemblies.

A qualitative application to a tensile test on a notched round bar shows the efficiency of the model to predict microstructure evolution (i.e. voids volume, shape and orientation) in a real-scale model simulation.

Photographic techniques, while much improved upon since the time of Röntgen and still extremely useful for qualitative applications, are not well-suited for more quantitative measurements of X-ray intensities and spectral content.

Example qualitative applications are provided to illustrate the practicality and efficiency of this HILIC column ranking.

The computer assisted method helps in the chromatographic peak selection and the metabolite structure assignment, enabling automatic data comparison for qualitative applications (kinetic analysis, cross species comparison).

It can be used in different ionization modes (H3O+, NO+, or O2+), allowing different qualitative applications.

Finally, routes to assessing detection probability for characterising analytical sensitivity and performance in qualitative applications were examined.

Fluorescence imaging is of particular interest for preclinical qualitative applications due to its high sensitivity, low-cost and short acquisition time.

As such, we suggest this method is useful for qualitative applications such as large-scale melissopalynology-based floral surveying and pollinator habitat preservation.

This instrument, termed the Q-Exactive MS (QE-MS), has demonstrated many superior capabilities for quantitative and qualitative proteomics applications, but its general utility for metabolomics applications has, to our knowledge, yet to be explored.

Handheld energy dispersive portable X-ray spectrometers (pXRF) are generally designed and used for qualitative survey applications.