Sentence examples for using characterisation from inspiring English sources

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Using characterisation methods that provide information relevant to their clinical performance, low-cost binary platforms (3% hydroxypropylcellulose and either 1% or 2% ɩ-carrageenan) were identified that exhibited rheological, textural and viscoelastic properties advantageous for use as OVDs.

The average molecular structural parameters, including the average polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon size, average side chain length and average molecular weight of the oil sand asphaltene sample and its subfractions, were measured and compared, using characterisation data obtained from nuclear magnetic resonance in combination with distortionless enhancement by polarisation transfer.

Table 10 shows some characteristics of the mono- and bimetallic bifunctional catalysts so formulated using characterisation techniques such as ICP, XRD, NMR and TGA.

The physicochemical properties of the mesoporous sulphated zirconia materials were studied using characterisation techniques such as inductively coupled optical emission spectroscopy, X-ray diffraction, transmission electron microscopy, energy-dispersive X-ray microanalysis, elemental analysis and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy.

However, commonly used characterisation methods such as nanoindentation with the analysis of the force displacement curve can only consider a coated substrate with one or only very few layers.

Rock mass simulation as an equivalent isotropic geomaterial through the widely used characterisation systems in most cases cannot lead to a realistic prediction of the distribution and the values of total displacements.

The surface oxygen groups of the ACs were characterised by using appropriate characterisation techniques (temperature programmed desorption and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy).

The model based and model independent morphometric parameters are comparable with measurements using other characterisation techniques.

The IPCC's press release described the report as "bold," arguing that it "frames managing climate change as a challenge in managing risks, using this characterisation as a starting point for two of the report's core themes.

This paper introduces motivations and suitability for using advanced characterisation techniques to study industrially relevant materials, such as titanium alloys for the aerospace industry.