Sentence examples for robust instrumentation from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, in situ analyses require a robust instrumentation in order to face to hard experimental conditions.

While inductive qualitative studies are extremely useful to provide an understanding of the experience of care and social support in multigenerational households, robust instrumentation is required so that positivistic and deductive approaches can also be adopted to test hypotheses and challenge existing theoretical perspectives.

The successful coupling of a microfluidic flow cell with a BiFE, thereby forming a "mercury-free" AdSV flow analysis sensor, shows promise for industrial and in-the-field applications where inexpensive, compact, and robust instrumentation capable of low-volume analysis is required.

Firstly, given the weak instruments used in the IV model, we remain sceptical about the validity of our estimates even after employing the various tests and methods assumed robust to weak instrumentation.

Because of a good spectral resolution both in liquid and solid phases, robust and mobile instrumentation, low cost and ease of use, Raman spectroscopy is a preferred noninvasive analytical technique that allows one to follow in situ the complex solidification process of silicates.

There is robust evidence from parallel instrumentation studies that, for a given health improvement, the utility gain when measured using the SF-6D is significantly smaller than when measured by the EQ-5D [ 41].

It also discusses some of the challenges in designing instrumentation for simultaneous robust monitoring and fault diagnosis.

To our knowledge this is the first study of FLIM applied to mucosal carcinomas and the first report of practical FLIM instrumentation that uses robust all-solid state laser technology.

This robust relationship holds regardless of the instrumentation adopted for the trade openness variable and the number of countries included in the analysis.

The development of robust and sensitive GC MS and LC MS instrumentation together with easier and safer handling procedures (i.e., organizational restrictions, human health concerns), quickly increased the use of radio isotopes [ 19].

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