Sentence examples for separate analytical methods from inspiring English sources

Acrolein and 1,3-butadiene in cigarette smoke generally are measured using two separate analytical methods, a carbonyl derivative HPLC method for acrolein and a volatile organic compound (VOC) GC/MS method for 1,3-butadiene.

Separate analytical methods were used on the same dataset, involving sophisticated mathematical algorithms to solve combinatorial optimization problems.

Two separate analytical methods based on LC MS/MS and GC MS/MS were developed and validated in-house.

Due to inconsistencies with how participants dealt with multiple stereoisomers (and since stereoisomers amongst the candidates could not be separated with the analytical methods used), submissions were filtered post-submission to remove duplicate stereoisomers using the first block of the InChIKey.

Neither of these unsupervised analytical methods separated the small healthy follicle arrays into the rounded and columnar groups, and in fact no genes were shown to be more than 2-fold differentially expressed between the two subgroups with a Benjamini-Hochberg False Discovery Rate (FDR) of P < 0.05 by ANOVA.

To the best of our knowledge, none of the currently available analytical methods can separate all the known related compounds and degradation impurities of lafutidine drug substance.

The main source of these uncertainties and knowledge gaps is caused by the lack of available analytical methods to separate, characterize, and detect engineered nanoparticles in environmental media at environmental concentrations[54, 56, 59 61].

This knowledge may be gathered by electron microscopy or using other analytical methods, requiring separate sample preparation and analysis.

RIα/wt and RIIβ/wt gene regulation was shown by two separate and distinct gene set analytical methods to be strongly cross-correlated with a generic model of cellular differentiation.

SDS-PAGE is the most widely used in analytical methods to resolve separate components of a protein mixture.

Because Cr VI) is reduced to Cr III) both intracellularly and extracellularly and because analytical methods for the separate analysis of Cr VI) or Cr III) in biological samples are not available, the speciation of the tissue chromium after exposure to Cr VI) was inferred by comparing total chromium concentrations in tissues of rats and mice exposed to similar doses of Cr VI) or Cr III).