Sentence examples for sample probe from inspiring English sources
The separation characteristics of this column were investigated using n-alkyl p-hydroxybenzoates (parabens) as the sample probe.
Fluid entering the central sample probe comes from points deeper in the formation, where contamination is lower.
Samples of the release medium were removed at designated times using a sample probe with an inline 0.45-μm filter to prevent removal of the microparticles during sampling.
Due to the direct incident light resistance feature of the sample probe, almost background-free intensity distributions of the electric field were experimentally obtained.
Equal volumes of fresh PBS were back-flushed through the filter to ensure a constant volume throughout the study as well as to ensure that any microparticles trapped in the sample probe would be flushed back into the sample container.
The main conclusion is that the sample probe should be positioned horizontally at the stirrer plane, between the stirrer blade and the reactor wall, in order to achieve optimized sampling from heterogeneous systems.
We will also only describe the scattering of the electron beam while passing through a sample; probe-forming optics and the microscope transfer function mathematics are described in many other works.
The thickness of gold film was 18nm; the sample probed was 10−6mol/L R6G.
Moreover, specific challenges of the ICP-MS analysis as applied to the analysis of corrosion sample probes, e.g. high matrix load and limited sample volume, are discussed.
The total absorbance of each characteristic band has been calculated to reconstruct a chemical image of the sample probed.
However, these methods also suffer from shortcomings, including counting inefficiencies, probe sample interaction artifacts (e.g., electron beam degradation of the sample, probe-induced sample movement, artifacts due to electron beam inhomogeneity), sample preparation issues (e.g., sampling errors and debris artifacts related to sample preparation methods), and calibration and focusing errors.
