Sentence examples for tool in the characterisation of from inspiring English sources
A.C. impedance spectroscopy is a valuable tool in the characterisation of electrochemical systems and new materials.
Furthermore, that UEA and PNA staining is a useful tool in the characterisation of cells cultured on biomaterials, therefore helpful in identifying biomaterials that are suitable for specific tissue engineering purposes.
In the last decade, measurement of apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) of the water molecules through tissues has developed into another useful tool in the characterisation of hepatic lesions and in the evaluation of diffuse liver disease.
Murine models have increased our understanding of the pathogenesis and biochemistry of scrapie and indeed have been an invaluable tool in the characterisation of emerging TSEs such as BSE and vCJD (variant form of CJD linked to BSE exposure) [ 1, 2].
The cytokine profile identified in patients with dengue may represent a valuable tool for the characterisation of immunological response patterns and may assist the identification of patient groups at risk for developing severe disease.
MAFALDA (Microkernel Assessment by Fault Injection Analysis and Design Aid [20] is a tool that enables the characterisation of the behaviour of microkernels in the presence of faults.
In addition, the availability of a variety of bioinformatics tools allows the characterisation of these genes [ 22].
This meta-analysis revealed very good diagnostic accuracy of US, MRI and MRA in the characterisation of full-thickness RC tears, while the overall sensitivity of these tools was lower for the characterisation of partial RC tears and tendinopathy (the later was only evaluated for US).
Most critics commented on changes in the characterisation of the angelic messenger, Conductor 71.
Dr. Janet Anders is an expert in the characterisation of work in the quantum regime andthermodynamic experiments at the microscale.
Our group is interested in the characterisation of H. pylori signalling in innate immune responses.
