Sentence examples for tools for characterisation from inspiring English sources

Analysis using these tools for characterisation of C. minus sensu lato, isolated from P. radiata plantations in New Zealand since 1969, revealed that C. minus simile was more common than C. minus verum.

Recent technological advances are providing the tools for characterisation of PTMs including mass spectrometry to determine the extent of protein phosphorylation (e.g. [ 50]).

Dynamic fluoroscopic assessment has been shown to be a valuable tool for characterisation of the kinematics of the joints of the medial foot column during gait.

This study shows that the zebrafish- M. marinum model provides an effective tool for characterisation of host-pathogen interactions in granuloma formation.

Recent advances in imaging using specific radiotracers will provide additional tools for better characterisation of a lesion at the molecular level.

Ion beam analytical (IBA) techniques jointly with a micro-ion beam are powerful tools for materials characterisation and can provide a valuable input for the knowledge of perovskite films.

With the aim of developing new tools for the characterisation of wine yeasts, by means of databases available on-line we scanned the genome of Saccharomyces cerevisiae in search of potentially polymorphic targets.

Because of the multi-component nature of the layers (catalyst, ionomer and catalyst support) and resulting hierarchy in the layered structure at different spatial scales, new tools for their characterisation are required.

Recent technological developments in the field of non-destructive techniques have enhanced their usefulness in the field of built cultural heritage protection, and are indispensable tools for the characterisation of materials, detection of wear and degradation of materials, assessment of interventions' effectiveness and evaluation of compatible materials and processes.

The experiments described above provided us with validated tools for structural characterisation of rhomboid substrate interaction.

With the advent of micro-arrays and other tools for the characterisation of individual genomes, tissue banks and blood sample collections should perhaps be thought of as databases of latent genotype information [ 35][ 36][ 37].