Sentence examples for an effective labeling from inspiring English sources

Optimized NPs were explored as an effective labeling agent for the visualization of latent fingerprints on different porous and non-porous surfaces.

Moreover, benefiting from the stable PL emission, good water solubility, and extraordinary biocompatibility with a high quantum yield of ∼17%, the fluorescent g-CNQDs can serve as a potential sensitive and selective probe for Fe3+ detection with a super low detection limit of 2 nM and an effective labeling agent for live-cell imaging.

Our results showed that the developed acetylated APTS-coated Fe3O4 NPs can be used as an effective labeling agent to detect C6 glioma cells in vitro and in vivo for MR imaging.

The results of the current study showed that silica nanoparticles are useful as an effective labeling marker for MSCs, which can elucidate the distribution and fate of transplanted MSCs.

TAT conjugated DDSNs were treated with A-549 cells and an effective labelling was observed.

To overcome these issues, the PCDS technique can be used as an effective label-free and receptor-free biosensing concept.

As such, it has been proven to be an effective label-free detection method for antibody antigen binding.

We were able to identify three Protein Z variants that, taken together, can effectively, or in some cases completely, cross-link to almost all commonly used IgG isotypes with less than 1 h of UV exposure, thereby representing a vastly faster and more effective labeling method.

A cost effective label-free immunosensor was fabricated by immobilizing anti-HIgG on a graphene oxide (GO) modified screen-printed carbon electrode (SPCE).

In this context, DH has been demonstrated to be instead a very effective, label-free, method for obtaining quantitative phase-images: on living cell samples it allows an impressive imaging enhancement and intracellular refractive index and thickness measurements.

The model predicted that, by adjusting the amplitude of the gradient field, the specific absorption rate could be reduced by more than a factor of 6 while still achieving effective labeling.