Sentence examples for verification of characteristics from inspiring English sources
Experimental results are conducted for illustration of validity of the proposed design and analysis method, and for verification of characteristics of the one-wheeled actuator.
It discusses the experimental verification of such characteristics and methods of their mathematical simulation.
Notably, there is no scientific paper which describes validation and verification of the characteristics of this assay.
During the inspections the modules were subjected to tests for verification of their certified characteristics.
The research on water ingress transient is significant for the verification of inherent safety characteristics of high temperature gas-cooled reactor.
The proposed ZIM cover-assimilated antenna were designed on a high permittivity (εr = 15) ceramic-filled bio-plastic sandwich structured dielectric substrate and fabricated for experimental verification of the performance characteristics.
On one hand this conclusion is supported by the verification of the performance characteristics and the accuracy of the measurements in a routine laboratory.
More information on the samples is given in Tables 1 and 2. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00731.004 The first set of libraries was used for verification of aDNA-like characteristics, and the second set was used for production.
Paradoxically, biomarker assays such as quasi-quantitative or qualitative techniques that require verification of fewer performance characteristics, have perhaps an even greater requirement to be fast tracked into the clinic in order to complete or even initiate the process of validation.
However, all parameters sensitivity analysis is based on the same force control mathematical model and the sensitivity mathematical model, the analogy method can be used to deduce some immeasurable parameters sensitivity characteristics from experimental verification of some measurable parameters sensitivity characteristics.
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