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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a dynamic readout" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a display or output that is constantly changing or updating, often in relation to data or information.
Example: "The dashboard provides a dynamic readout of the system's performance metrics, allowing users to monitor changes in real-time."
Alternatives: "an interactive display" or "a real-time output".
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More broadly, these results establish that time-dependent light scattering provides a dynamic readout of the size of nanosheets under these conditions.
Whereas methylation at pattern 2 DMRs may represent a more permanent inactivation with subsequent heterochromatinization of developmental gene loci, pattern 3 DMR methylation may serve as a dynamic readout of local transcriptional activity.
Because light scattering gives a dynamic readout of the nanosheet growth, we sought to predict nanosheet size over the range of solution conditions examined above and develop a mechanism for self-assembly.
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Utilization of a short-lived fluorescent reporter protein or mRNA FISH of endogenous target genes will be required to bring an improved dynamic readout of gene expression into the multiplex analyses.
Using tag-based deep-sequencing, a direct digital readout of cDNAs can be obtained, showing a dynamic range of genes from transcript libraries.
The ASIC is intended for the readout of pixel/pad detectors utilizing Si/CdTe as detector materials, and covers a dynamic range up to 1.4 MeV.
Unlike traditional end-point assays the RT-CES readout of impedance is non-invasive and could continuously and quantitatively provide a dynamic measurement of the cytotoxic activity.
It's a dynamic issue".
A dynamic woman".
"Randy has a dynamic range.
It is a dynamic area".
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