Sentence examples for be a sensitive probe from inspiring English sources

After a period of curing, the resistivity of the gel network is seen to be a sensitive probe of the development of a well-formed gel structure.

Auditory spatial processing may be a sensitive probe of this interface and contribute to characterization of brain network failure in AD and other neurodegenerative syndromes.

In particular, we detail how spectroscopy on a trapped diatomic molecular ion with a ground or metastable 3Δ1 level could prove to be a sensitive probe for a permanent electron electric dipole moment (eEDM).

Pressure has been found to be a sensitive probe of the effects of structure on superconductivity, because the structural changes brought about by pressure often have a significant effect on the critical temperature, that is, the temperature below which a material is a superconductor.

In both cases it is demonstrated that absorption spectroelectrochemistry in parallel beam configuration can be a sensitive probe of processes such as ion transfer at the polarized liquid|liquid interface, if the contribution from the bulk of the sampled phase is removed.

Furthermore, the difference was found to scale as the cube of its single-particle wave function extent and therefore can be a sensitive probe to the electron-hole wave function asymmetry.

High-resolution molecular spectroscopy is a sensitive probe for violations of fundamental symmetries.

Abstract: Processes involving pairs of Higgs bosons are a sensitive probe of new physics and will ultimately allow the shape of the Higgs potential to be directly explored experimentally.

The profiles recorded from glue layers suggest that MR is a sensitive probe of the curing process and barrier properties of the glue.

In particular, it is shown that the shielding asymmetry factor, measured on samples with a regular shape and with a fixed orientation in the rotor, is a sensitive probe to ordered domains in the polymers.

The gravitational evolution of this structure is a sensitive probe of the matter contents and evolutionary history of the universe.