Sentence examples for samples have undergone from inspiring English sources
As the C30902SH samples have undergone laser annealing, measurements unfortunately cannot be retaken.
At medium ageing, the samples have undergone mainly corrosion effects with a particular stress state under the head of the rivet that cause its rupture.
CURRENT PROGRESS The primary site-specific phenotypes for which samples have undergone genome-wide association study (GWAS) genotyping are cataract and HDL, dementia, electrocardiographic QRS duration, peripheral arterial disease, and type 2 diabetes.
These SEM images and corresponding height measurements validate the accuracy of the process to achieve the design specification, given that the samples have undergone thermal annealing, up to two anodizations, photolithography, and dry etching processes.
Both sets of samples have undergone size reduction within the pretreatment reactor, but the SG appears to have left more 1 mm or larger sized particles intact.
The primary site-specific phenotypes for which samples have undergone genome-wide association study (GWAS) genotyping are cataract and HDL, dementia, electrocardiographic QRS duration, peripheral arterial disease, and type 2 diabetes.
XPS analysis showed that all ion-implanted samples had undergone chemical structural changes.
The interim results of this 'round-robin' are reported here with a series of PSLS measurements and analyses performed at four different laboratories on the same set of electron beam physical vapor deposited (EB-PVD) TBC samples, having undergone various oxidation treatments.
The variable magnitude of the Verwey transition indicates that magnetite in the samples has undergone variable degrees of low-temperature oxidization.
Among obtained results, it was interesting to verify which set of samples had undergone major colour changes and, in particular, which colour parameters were mostly involved.
But both say the trip never put anyone in danger, because the samples had undergone a treatment that would have killed any living virus.
