Sentence examples for technical characterisation from inspiring English sources

The technical characterisation of the plant is based on the flow-through behaviour.

Technical class characterisation in terms of marker distribution was performed as previously described (Soria et al, 2010).

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Thanks to Colleen Bindloss for technical expertise in the generation and characterisation of the CRTR-1 antibody.

As a result, their detection and characterisation remains a significant technical challenge.

Whilst the work presented here details the technical aspects of metabolite detection and characterisation, the study mentioned above focuses on the biological interpretation of HT2 and T2 metabolism in wheat and therefore complements the presented study.

Single-cell detection and characterisation is limited owing to the technical difficulties of isolating adequate numbers of cells from the blood as well as the problems (both cost and optimisation time) in multiplexing antibodies against multiple tumour markers.

This article considers the current status of MR imaging techniques in the detection and characterisation of liver metastases and discusses the technical requirements for optimum performance.

The authors acknowledge the facilities, scientific and technical assistance of the Australian Microscopy & Microanalysis Research Facility at the Centre for Microscopy, Characterisation and Analysis, The University of Western Australia, a facility funded by The University, State and Commonwealth Governments.