Sentence examples for the type of chamber from inspiring English sources

Non-steady-state through-flow chambers either underestimated or overestimated fluxes from −21 to +33% depending on the type of chamber and the method of mixing air within the chamber's headspace.

Cytocentrifugation with 3 years' old reusable sample chambers resulted in significant decrease in both cellularity and fixation quality, whereas cytocentrifugation with disposable sample chambers (whatever the type of chamber used) allowed obtaining the better results.

As illustrated in the inset to Figure 3J, this type of chamber omits the attachment of the sample reservoir and tubing shown in Figure 1A.

The gas discharge could be modeled as a parallel connection of a resistor and a capacitor, where one could determine actual values of the parameters depending on the type of the chamber, shape and size of the cathode.

It was concluded that the type of viewing chamber used for CASA sperm motility analysis in the ram had a considerable influence on results, precision and accuracy, whereas the drop volume had little effect.

The loading plan will depend on the type of cold chamber, whether it is for preliminary chilling, for chilled storage or frozen storage.

The project will likely look like the type of isolation chambers that are normally found in hospitals.

Consequently it can be concluded that, for these non-permeable sediments and so long as appropriate water mixing (within the ranges given above) is maintained, the type of stirring mechanism and chamber design used were not critical for the magnitude of the measured fluxes.

The percussion ensemble, a group of from four to eight players, is a type of chamber group that began its existence only in the 20th century, particularly since the late 1940s.

We produced a new type of chamber and tested it by the high performance modification of McMaster method using the highest possible amount of faeces and reducing the sensitivity coefficient.

The gallery is exactly the type of intimate space for which chamber music was intended.