Diagnostic diagram

Thus, carrying out tests of the samples shows that the acoustic emission method is quite effective at the quality estimation of carbon plastic and its adhesive joints. Depending on the chosen diagnostic diagram of the construction material loading, the criteria parameters are K, S or AS (a C). 

Plasma diagnostic diagrams combining all the information from temperature- and density-sensitive line ratios can also be constructed for a given nebula (e.g. Aller Czyzak 1983), plotting for each pair of diagnostic lines the curve in the (Te,n) plane that corresponds to the observed value. The curves usually do not intersect in one point, due to measurement errors and to the fact that the nebula is not homogeneous (and also to possible uncertainties in the atomic data) and provide a visual estimate of the uncertainty in the adopted values of Te and n. 

Levine PA, Pacemaker diagnostic diagrams (letter), PACE 1986 9 250. 

Olson WH, Goldreyer BA, Goldreyer BN, Computer-generated diagnostic diagrams for pacemaker rhythm analysis and pacing system evaluation, J. Electrocardiol 1987 1 376-387. 

Figure 13.10 The results of the SMORT investigation displayed in a diagnostic diagram.

Case Study 2 Sub-micro diagrams as a diagnostic or assessment tool with first year university chemistry students... 

Figure 1. Acid-base balance evaluation diagram with 13 diagnostic areas (1)...

Figure 1-5. Diagram of the fragile X mental retardation (FAIR ) gene with restriction map and FMR1 probes used for diagnostic Southern blots. The circle indicates the CpG island, and the box represents the first exon. The dark region shows the location of triplet repeats.

Figure 4 Tiered oil spill source identification scheme using molecular chemistry. The increasing level of source specificity required (down the diagram) is provided by global distributions of n-alkanes (level 1), PAH and biomarker distribution patterns (level 2), and isomeric and other diagnostic marker ratios (level 3), respectively (reproduced by permission of Nordtest from Revision of the Nordtest Methodology for Oil Spill Identification, 2002, 110).

The photoinduced and thermal isomerization reactions are nearly perfectly reversible, and side reactions are virtually absent. In de-aerated hydrocarbon solution, azobenzene can be irradiated for days with near UV or visible radiation without any change of absorbance after the photostationary state is established. Under air, the only side reaction is a very slow oxidation to azoxybenzene. This can be checked without much effort by Mauser diagnostics (Section 1.2.2.3). For most azobenzenes, the application of absorbance diagrams gives perfectly straight lines, indicating that the isomerization is the only reaction (Figure 1.4). This fact warrants the use of azobenzene as a convenient actinometer. ... 

The strategy generally applied in the diagnostic clarification in the case of suspected liver tumour is shown later in a flow diagram, (s. p. 196) (s. fig. 9.4)... 

Basically, the prioritization of methods within a diagnostic flow diagram should be determined by the question of whether (7.) use of an examination technique is indicated, (2.) indication applies at the given moment, and (5.) definitive diagnosis is likely to be obtained. Usually, only a definitive diagnosis allows statements to be made on therapy and prognosis ... 

This diagnostic programme, which has proved its worth in the case of cholangitis, can be incorporated into a flow diagram for the clarification of cholestasis or jaundice, (s. fig. 13.7) The individual characteristics of each case always have to be considered ... 

Figure 13-4 Schematic diagram of scintillation cairEts (Anger) system with a multihole lead collimator attached (is eliminate scattered yrays), which is used to visualize tissue and organs after a diagnostic dose of a radiopharmaceutical n administered.

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