Sentence examples for samples and efficient from inspiring English sources
The excellent absorption performance arises from the effective impedance matching, alternate multilayer nanostructure and chiral morphology of the samples, and efficient magnetic loss from magnetic constituents.
Proteins were transferred onto Protran™ nitrocellulose membranes (Whatman, Inc., Florham Park, NJ, USA) by electroblotting and were stained with Ponceau S to qualitatively determine equal loading of samples and efficient transfer of proteins.
Although simple in concept, there are many challenges, including the optimization of static and radiofrequency magnetic field homogeneity over the sample and efficient loading of small sample volumes into the detector.
A new method for rapid sample digestion and efficient chemical separation of Hf and REE from rock samples for precise isotopic analysis is presented.
Of course, mild sleep deprivation is a good problem to have, as it's symptomatic of abundant samples and an efficient expedition.
Tolerance to the decentering of samples and highly efficient heating are also established in the LDFZ method.
The second part deals with utilizing this theorem for signal recovery from nonuniform samples, and an efficient way of computing images of reconstructing functions for signal recovery is discussed.
By means of Monte Carlo simulation studies, this paper proves that even when the geocoding of population is not exact, spatial sampling methods still facilitate more spatially balanced samples and more efficient estimates.
Ideal studies include biomarker data that allow classification of breast cancers into homogeneous subgroups, have large and racially diverse samples, and utilize efficient analytic strategies.
In conjunction with novel sampling strategies and efficient processing methods, this improvement enabled us to obtain unique structural information about aliphatic-amide contacts.
This design also had the benefits of increasing statistical power, given the limited sample size, and efficient control of the influence of confounding covariates.
