Sentence examples for small sample masses from inspiring English sources

Multi-step models with a modified Broido-Shafizadeh mechanism are more successful in describing experimental results for small sample masses.

Cu could not be determined in all available nail samples because of the small sample masses and the detection limit of the analytical protocol selected.

This device allows the measurement of vapour pressures of small sample mass (50 to 100) mg over a wide temperature range (350 to 650) K using very short effusion time intervals.

HPLC UV-VIS is widely used in clinical laboratories and there are methodologies utilizing small sample volume or mass with total reliability and specificity.

Acoustic levitation offers the advantages of small sample volume (and mass), the prevention of chemical contamination between drops and external objects, and increased analytical sensitivity, since no walls disturb detection.

In addition, CZE usually has good mass detection limit and worse concentration detection limit due to small sample injection volume.

Besides the inhomogeneity of papers (varying also in paper thickness), which often causes high standard deviations in methods that only investigate a rather small sample size, the overall mass of nanocellulosic material added is comparably small.

Although variable in magnitude and based on a small sample, inbreeding depression reduced seed mass by 11 67 % in all but one family, suggesting that conservation of small, at-risk populations that may be vulnerable to decreased pollination opportunities and increased geitonogamy should focus on facilitating outcrossing to increase recruitment.

By contrast, the only one study using ReHo in SAD before found significantly decreased ReHo mainly in the DMN and central executive network (CEN) while it found increased ReHo in occipital regions and the right putamen in a relative small sample of SAD patients via mass-univariate analysis [ 27].

In his series, the 6 patients were found to have a parasellar chondrosarcoma, inconclusive pathological exam of cavernous sinus mass due to small sample, chordoma extending into the cavernous sinus, suspected meningioma versus THS, diabetic microvascular third nerve palsy, and cerebral vasculitis.

Advances in analytical capabilities in recent years enable fundamental measurements to be made on extremely small samples, greatly reducing mass constraints on robotic sample return spacecraft.