Sentence examples for specimens which can be from inspiring English sources

Adhesion performance at pH > IEP is lower than desmutted specimens which can be related to presence of unreacted VTMS molecules on the surface.

We have to be concerned about the effect of dismantling the current specimens, which can be damaged even by the vibration of the tools that are used to take them apart". For the museum's Vertebrate Paleontology Laboratory, it is a time of frenzied preparation.

Results also showed that cylinders after coating had significant improvement of tribological properties compared with the uncoated specimens, which can be attributed to the great chemical stability to oil, smooth surface roughness during friction, high hardness and H/E of the ceramic coating.

In this paper, we will describe the synthesis process of α-NiS film and demonstrate our specimens which can be used in detecting glucose by cyclic voltammogram (CV) measurements and amperometry.

This work shows that MALDI MS profiling is a technique suitable for the analysis of proteins of small and medium MW in insect appendices, and allows obtaining data for several specimens which can be investigated for differences between groups.

Moreover, a negative result for malignancy without a specific diagnosis of a benign lesion does not exclude the possibility of malignancy and a specific diagnosis of benign lesions usually requires histological specimens, which can be sampled effectively under CT or ultrasound guidance.

The first named fossil specimen which can be attributed to Tyrannosaurus rex consists of two partial vertebrae (one of which has been lost) found by Edward Drinker Cope in 1892.

The aim of the present paper is to highlight this problem and to suggest some novel specimen designs which can be used to study it.

These data are then utilised to predict the performance of two notched specimen geometries which can be considered as pseudo components representative of typical engineering stress raisers.

As a basis for the design, a ninth-order physical model is successively reduced to a first-order transfer function whose parameters depend on the specimen stiffness, which can be deduced using on-line data.

Validation, reproducibility and robustness data that assess the analytical performance of the assay and account for specimen integrity, which can be affected by the method and time of acquisition, as well as storage and transport, are important factors to consider.