Sentence examples for specimen variation from inspiring English sources

Tests were done to determine the depth of carbonation, water absorption of acid attacked specimens, compressive strength of acid attacked specimen, variation in weight of acid attacked specimen and chloride penetration of these concrete samples.

The properties of concrete like compressive strength of sulphate attacked specimen, water absorption of sulphate attacked specimen, variation in weight of sulphate attacked specimen, macro cell current measurement, half cell potentials and modelling in Abacus was performed and the results were analyzed.

A significant specimen to specimen variation is observed as expected as these are primary leukemic cells from different CLL patients.

All samples were stained in parallel to minimize specimen variation and cell staining intensity was graded by a masked observer.

This ensures the GEP70 prognostic risk score is an accurate and reproducible prediction of patient prognosis, with negligible impact from biological or other sources of specimen variation.

The effect of such specimen variations on the deviations of data was minimized by using five samples for each variable in the weight fraction and composition ratio.

The test program included specimen variations in the number of rivets in each connection, rivet spacing, end distance, and steel sheet thickness.

We found that the inferred mean size of crack precursors in the rubber component is around 30 40 μm under both relaxing and non-relaxing loading conditions, and the fluctuation of fatigue life is due to the inhomogeneity of crack precursor size except the factors such as unavoidable variations in testing conditions and specimen variations.

It is also known that when performing mechanical testing of a tissue specimen, variations in the structural properties can be expected due to differences in dimensions of the tendon, temperature, and so on.

MNI is a "derived unit because it may or may not take inter-specimen variation such as age, sex, or size into account" (Lyman 1994).

The transformation process should account for inter-specimen variations with some underlying assumptions used during normalization.