Sentence examples for based on the microscope from inspiring English sources

Root tissues were sampled at 21 and 25 days post-infection based on the microscope observations showing that differences between genotypes were observed at the point between Orobanche attachment (21 days post-inoculation) and nodule formation (25 days post-infection).

The evaluation of the 72 cleaning experiments is based on the optical microscope images of the four investigated samples before and after cleaning.

The analysis of acid solution based on the biological microscope indicates that large amounts of filamentous fungi and yeast existed in the solution during the long-term soaking, which corresponds to the investigation of the seriously damaged CA mortar in the field.

It was concluded that the 1037 crystals can be classified as zircons based on the stereoscopic microscope and XRF observations.

Based on the electron microscope images it is concluded that various forms of Zn NPs were formed depending on the reaction conditions.

Based on the atomic force microscope and transmission electron microscope results, it is concluded that the twisting model dominates the formation of parallel banded structures in PLLA/POM blend film.

This report focuses on nanotools based on the scanning force microscope (SFM) for imaging, measuring, and manipulating biological matter at the sub-micron scale.

Based on the scanning electron microscope (SEM) investigation, the microstructure as well as distribution of cracks and pores in the concretes with waste materials were shown.

A helical curve was designed as the capture path to pick up and remove the target nanoparticle on a mica surface by a magnetic probe based on the magnetic force microscope (MFM).

Based on the scanning electron microscope (SEM) morphology of the interfacial transition zone of concrete's coarse aggregate and X-ray diffraction (XRD) analysis, the influence mechanism of wet curing for 90 days on the fly ash concrete carbonation resistance ability was analyzed.

Based on the scanning electron microscope observations and X-ray diffraction data, it was understood that the zigzag planes of oriented fibrils, which have average diameter ranging from 50 to 100 nm, are parallel or nearly parallel to the specimen surface, and they are stacked layer-like along the specimen thickness direction.