Sentence examples for based on a sensitive from inspiring English sources

Allelotyping, based on a sensitive and automated fluorescent-based DNA technology [ 16], is a fast, cheap, and sensitive approach used in routine clinical diagnosis.

The system is based on a sensitive force transducer positioned below a recording platform holding a lightweight polystyrene recording box in which an animal is placed.

In comparison with our formerly reported force measurements that used electromagnetically compensated pendula [6, 11, 16, 17], the here presented probe is based on a sensitive cantilever whose deflection is measured interferometrically along two axes.

According to the current legal provisions in Hungary – based on a sensitive political decision - elderly citizens of the EU above the age of 65 and the infants under 6 years old are not obliged to have a ticket or pass to travel by public transport.

The design proposal is based on Landscape Ecological Urbanism, an approach put forth by Frederick Steiner, for planning of regions based on a sensitive approach to ecology and nature[1], and at the same time using advanced software and imaging techniques to reach an effective planning solution.

Our findings are based on a sensitive immunofluorescence protocol that allows the detection of individual postsynaptic GABAAR clusters with high accuracy [34], [47].

All in vivo BLI images were acquired using either one of two whole-body small animal imaging systems based on a highly sensitive photon counting technique: the "Photon Imager" or the "Video Imager" (Biospace Lab, Paris, France).

The sensor is based on a strain sensitive vibrating beam attached to a mass.

The pH sensing layer is based on a highly sensitive membrane of iridium oxide (IrOx).

Ammonia sensors based on a pH sensitive layer require a proton barrier for liquid samples to prohibit a response to the pH of the tested sample.

The cognitive-perceptual excellence and the so-called intuitive skills of an expert to analyze such an incident may be based on a highly sensitive error-detection mechanism.