Sentence examples for use a laboratory sample from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, because of the prohibition of testing, we decided to use a laboratory sample of brick wall which was done by Nateghi-Alahi and Alemi (2008), with the purpose of calibrating the nonlinear finite element program ANSYS and to assure the proper function of the program for investigating of the modeling the brittle walls (bricks).

The Young's Modulus (E/MPa) of the various compounds were determined at a very low strain (<50%) using a laboratory based sample loading system.

For the specific example of grain, mechanical methods can be used to separate a laboratory sample from the aggregate sample.

Runoff, soil loss and IR values were measured for the various samples using a laboratory rainfall simulator, and aggregate stability was determined using slaking and dispersion values.

The predictions based on the spectra of ground liver samples using a laboratory spectrometer correlate with those based on the surface spectra using a portable spectrometer (from +0.83 to +0.95 for dry matter, lipid and protein content) and are particularly high for the melting rate (higher than +0.95).

The intercept point is obtained using the K+ level in an animal blood sample processed using a laboratory analyzer.

The water-dispersible clay was evaluated with the pipette method, based on Stoke's Law, on samples agitated using a laboratory orbital stirring table (Tecnal TE-145) at 30 rpm for 3 h.

Hyperspectral images were captured from 96 ground soil samples using a laboratory-based visible to near-infrared (VNIR) hyperspectral camera in the spectral range of 400 1000 nm.

However, the measurement of dynamic magnetizations in pulsed fields has been paid little attention except the pioneering work by Radhakrishnamurthy and Likhite (1987) who obtained hysteresis parameters from a set of synthetic and basalt samples using a laboratory-made PFM system (Likhite et al. 1985).

Sixty-two pregnancies with trisomy 18 and 12 with trisomy 13 were selected from a cohort of 4,664 pregnancies along with matched euploid controls (including 212 additional Down syndrome and matched controls already reported), and their samples tested using a laboratory-developed, next-generation sequencing test.

The proportion of the time that the vehicle was used for laboratory sample transport was estimated by dividing the time spent driving the transport route by the total time a vehicle was in use each week.