Sentence examples for specimens for measuring from inspiring English sources
Children provided urine specimens for measuring urinary As and were asked to provide blood samples for blood lead measurements.
In addition, small scale beams and bars can be used as test specimens for measuring the lengths that enter the constitutive equations of gradient elasticity.
Simultaneously the schematic of specimens for measuring the tensile strength and strain as well as shear strength is given in Fig. 2 (Kim et al. 2007; Mattock and Hawkins 1972).
The specimens for measuring the microwave absorption properties were prepared by uniformly mixing 50 wt.% of CoFe2O4 or CoFe@C with paraffin and pressing the mixture into a cylindrical shape.
This work promotes the applicability of the so-called modified disk-shaped compact tension (MDCT) test, as an alternative and reliable pulling solution to the conventional CT or DCT, using also cylindrical shape specimens for measuring the specific fracture energy of concrete, in particular when the fracture behavior of a concrete in an already built structure must be assessed.
Participants were instructed to fast overnight before providing blood specimens for measuring glucose, lipid, and insulin levels.
Consequently, due to some primary advantages, the ENDB specimen can be used as a suitable candidate specimen for measuring the fracture toughness in asphalt mixtures.
Bone mineral density (BMD) in the humeral head of the specimens used for measuring torsional stiffness was determined from the qCT scans.
Caution should be exercised when comparing across studies because studies have used different patients population, diagnostic criteria of CI-AKI definitions, storage conditions of urine specimens, and techniques for measuring uNGAL and others confounding factors.
The specimen of choice for measuring bulky PAH adducts in workplace studies is often blood lymphocytes or buccal cells collected with mouth swabs (Cavallo et al., 2009).
Another temporal approach would be making use of museum specimens, for instance, measuring change in life-history traits over time, or using ancient DNA techniques to look at evolutionary change aligned with shifting nutrient availability.
