Sentence examples for achieving resolutions from inspiring English sources

We have also developed novel synchrotron-based pulsed field ionization photoelectron (PFI-PE) detection schemes, achieving resolutions of 1 6 cm−1 (FWHM).

The work presented in this article show the usefulness of this proposal for high-precision charged particle positioning, achieving resolutions up to 100 µm.

Optical lens systems specially designed for these super-spherical lenses are expected to be capable of achieving resolutions that are 2.0 times higher than those attainable with conventional optical systems.

The logistic analysis revealed that the time from admission to start of EN therapy was a significant independent indicator for achieving resolution of NTIS in our cohort.

Timely diagnosis and initiation of therapy are key factors in achieving resolution of the infection as well as a good visual outcome.

As a consequence, large Earth-based telescopes now routinely achieve resolutions better than those of the HST.

Both companies' achievements have startled industry experts because the new devices move far beyond the current industry standards for CMOS and for C.C.D. cameras, which until now have been able to achieve resolutions of 6 million pixels a square inch.

While earlier microscopes had achieved resolutions of several angstroms, Dr. Crewe used his new electron source and newly available ultra-high-vacuum technologies to attain a tenfold improvement in image contrast, making it possible to see details not previously visible.

Inkjet bioprinter scan, achieve resolutions close to 50 μm but it lacks control over precise positioning of cells in bioprinted construct (Sears et al. 2016).

The microfocus X-ray tube makes it possible, in principle, to achieve resolutions below 10 microns when small probes a few cm in size are used.

However, only a few of them are able to achieve resolutions that permit detailed morphological analyses in small animals.