Sentence examples for the elucidation process from inspiring English sources
The elucidation process is described in details in our other works [25, 27, 43].
To facilitate and accelerate the elucidation process a differential analysis software, Sieve 1.3 developed by Thermo Scientific, was employed.
However, this elucidation process has been hampered by complex experimental data and the inability of instruments to completely separate different compounds.
It has become increasingly necessary to incorporate an in silico structure generation and verification tool to facilitate this elucidation process.
has essentially remained valid until recently in spite of the fact that the algorithms used to realize different stages of the structure elucidation process were continuously varied and improved during the last forty years.
This article describes the use of theoretical NMR correlation data in the structure elucidation process with WEBCOCON, not for the initial constitutional assignments, but to define how well a suggested molecule could have been described by NMR correlation data.
Furthermore, parameters sweeps have the capacity to improve the chances of obtaining MR solutions, thus accelerating the structure elucidation process.
Other experiments such as1H-1H TOCSY, NOE difference, UV/Vis and IR spectra were not used during the CASE elucidation process.
The current EUROCarbDB policy for submission of a unique glycan sequence requires that at least one published literature reference be supplied which describes the structure elucidation process, a link to an external database or that experimental evidence be submitted.
Therefore, analytical standard compounds were spiked into culture filtrates of F. graminearum in decreasing concentrations, as low abundant precursor ions are a particular issue in the structure elucidation process of metabolites in any biological study.
POMs attracted attention in the field of protein crystallography when they were used during early stages of the crystallization and structure elucidation process of the ribosome which was later awarded with the Nobel prize for chemistry in 2009 [9].
