Sentence examples for biochemical sensing from inspiring English sources

In this article, we have designed and analysed a photonic crystal fiber with multiple sensing ring in core for chemical and biochemical sensing applications.

Electronic engineers hope to use them for everything from optoelectronics to biochemical sensing.

System-level applications such as optical communications, biochemical sensing, and quantum cryptography.

We anticipate that this work will pave the way for the development of miniaturized systems for biochemical sensing applications and for the demonstration of on-chip optical communications.

Thus, the EPEPT strategy holds great potential in biochemical sensing research as an efficient and universal platform.

The sensor could be applied in various fields, such as chemical, biological, biochemical sensing, and precision machinery measurement.

This suggests that specific pairs or triplets of TFs might bind cooperatively, in the biochemical sense.

We note that the term cooperative has been used in the literature to describe cases that do not represent true cooperativity in the typical biochemical sense.

Their Bayesian model, by means of appropriate prior distribution selection, introduces the elegant idea of using a set of known chemical reactions among candidate compounds to improve annotation, as certain combinations, detected together, would make more biochemical sense than others.

First, control can be used in a more or less straightforward biochemical sense to denote the level (position in space) and stability (over time) of glucose in the blood (istina).

The parameters h(a) are obtained from the main eigenvector of the interaction matrix, therefore they should not be interpreted as hydrophobicity in a strict biochemical sense, since they also take into account other kinds of interactions.