Sentence examples for specimens to define from inspiring English sources
The interception structure made up of a steel wire-ring net is accurately investigated through a series of in-plane and out-of-plane quasi-static tests carried out on net specimens, to define the ring constitutive model and failure criterion.
More detailed investigations using banks of human tumors and clinical trial-associated specimens, to define the incidence of erbB3 abnormalities, functional complex formation and downstream signaling, may provide important new clues regarding these interactions and their role in breast carcinogenesis.
Using a ≥ 4-fold rise in IFA immunoglobulin M (IgM) antibody titers between the paired acute and convalescent serum specimens to define acute infection, 11 6.1% (11 of 180) of the patients were diagnosed with acute murine typhus and 3.9% (7 of 180) were with acute scrub typhus.
ZAS, MR, MRK and AAA contributed to collecting the specimens, to defining the objectives of the analysis and to revising the manuscript.
A possible limitation of our study might be the interobserver variability in defining histological subtypes as there is still no consensus on the optimal cut off value of variant histology in the specimen to define PUC or MPC.
Additionally a tripod of three ultrasound markers was attached to each bone and anatomic landmarks were identified on the specimen to define kinematic pattern in relation to the coordinate system of each bone.
The SES-formula can be used either to describe only one specimen or to define features that characterise the synopsis of several specimens representing one single - author defined - stage.
A new multi-scale modelling approach is applied to specimen testing to define the critical strain invariants for the damage onset theory proposed by Gosse, Christensen and Hart-Smith.
To address this fundamental question, we first performed cancer stem cell marker profile analysis using human breast cancer cell lines and specimens to further define and characterize different stem cell populations by flow cytometry, along with in vitro and in vivo assays to verify the stem cell properties of different cell isolates.
A 3D mechanical digitizer (MicroScribe G2X, Immersion, San Jose, CA) was used to collect a cloud of about 2 thousand points on the outer surface of the specimen, which were used to define specimen geometry.
Preliminary tests were performed on not cured and on low temperature cured (50 °C) specimens in order to define a sustainable methodology that could be applied also in actual museum conditions.
