Sentence examples for uses a single specimen from inspiring English sources

SIM uses a single specimen throughout all temperature steps in contrast to TTS in which a new specimen is employed for each temperature step.

Using this setup, it is possible to measure interface strength over nearly the full range of mode mixities using a single specimen design.

Using a single specimen, it is possible to determine fatigue crack growth curves (da/dN ΔK) for every stress ratio between R = 0.9 and R = −1.

The EDEV model, in conjunction with SRRTs (which can be realized using a single specimen), can be used as a tool for characterizing and developing new alloys and ceramics or optimizing processing including grain-boundary engineering.

Fourth, albuminuria was assessed using a single specimen.

However, one advantage of using a single specimen is that it reduces the variability between different samples.

We evaluated the sensitivity and specificity of using a single specimen versus repeat samples to classify a woman's exposure in the low or high category.

4 Many NAATs allow dual detection of chlamydia and Neisseria gonorrhoeae (gonorrhoea) using a single specimen and the same assay, 4 and it has become inexpensive and straightforward to simultaneously test for both infections.

Consequently, biomonitoring programs and other large-scale biodiversity analyses in ecological and environmental studies cannot be performed routinely on a large-scale using a single-specimen Sanger sequencing workflow.

The total emissions during the tests according to OECD 313 differed slightly between experiments using sets of five test specimens and the test using a single test specimen from the same origin as the specimens for the TS-2 test (see data for experiments of series 1 in Table 2 and Figure 2).

Standard deviations between parallel test assemblies are usually lower for test assemblies using sets of five test specimens as required in OECD 313 than for tests using a single test specimen as allowed for TS-2 experiments since differences in surfaces of test specimens are compensated to a certain extent if wood samples are combined.