Sentence examples for a technique that measures from inspiring English sources

MAGNETOENCEPHALOGRAPHY is a big word for a technique that measures tiny changes.

The researchers also used magnetic resonance spectroscopy (MRS), a technique that measures levels of chemicals and neurotransmitters in the brain.

To test this idea, they used functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), a technique that measures brain activity associated with perceptual and cognitive tasks.

A technique that measures the rotational diffusion of fluorophores by measuring the difference in the polarization of excitation and emission light.

Artefacts were both carbon dated and dated using optically stimulated luminescence, a technique that measures the radiative signature of a grain of sand to measure when it was last exposed to sunlight.

The method that Elfick and his colleagues developed relies on Raman spectroscopy, a technique that measures the way that molecules scatter photons from a beam of laser light, revealing the molecules' vibrational properties.

Dreadnoughtus was the largest dinosaur whose size could be calculated reliably by using a technique that measured the bones in the forelimbs, one of paleontology's standard techniques.

The stones, a form of silica-rich rock called chert, were dated by Simon Armitage, a researcher at Royal Holloway, University of London, using a technique that measured how long sand grains around the artefacts had been buried.

Recent experimental work characterized the AT1R-induced activation of AP-1 using a technique that measured a net DNA-binding activity of AP-1 proteins using electrophoretic mobility shift assays that measure binding to labeled double stranded DNA oligo containing a canonical AP-1 binding site sequence (Fleegal and Sumners, 2003).

(i) The concentrations of the ectopically expressed proteins in the FCS/FCCS measurements are low: FCS/FCCS is a sensitive technique that measures concentrations and associations of labeled proteins at a nanomolar - micromolar concentration scale.

Magnetic resonance elastography is a promising technique that measures liver stiffness over a larger region of the liver than transient elastography; this research tool is currently available at a limited number of centers.