Sentence examples for broad mass range and from inspiring English sources

MOMA will accommodate both an atmospheric pressure laser desorption ionization source that will provide direct sampling of core samples for the detection of organics over a broad mass range and an electron ionization source coupled to a gas chromatograph for the detection of atmospheric gases and specific biomarkers (e.g., amino acids, nucleobases, etc).

Among current analytical techniques, time-of-flight (TOF /MS is a particularly suitable detection system as it combines high sensitivity and spectral resolution with a broad mass range and high throughput.

Imaging mass spectrometry (IMS) has evolved to be a promising technology due to its ability to detect a broad mass range of molecular species and create density maps for selected compounds.

MALDI and SIMS are complementary techniques; MALDI affords excellent detection limits and a broad mass range extending to tens of kDa (in practice for MSI), and SIMS provides the highest lateral spatial resolution and nanometer scale depth resolution, but with a more limited (typically sub-kDa) mass range.

Advantages of AsFlFFF mentioned in this study were the broad mass range that could be covered, and the fact that samples could be analyzed without purification.

The NRL AMS facility provides a further enhancement, in that this system is designed to transmit ions in parallel over a broad mass range.

Parameters such as extraction voltage, delay time, and correction pulse must be varied, however, to achieve optimum mass resolution over a broad mass range because the PE method is mass dependent.

The major advantages of this method include a broad mass range, the ability to detect multiple analytes in a single experiment without the use of labels and the preservation of biologically relevant spatial information.

Controlling the pressure drop of the final expansion into a quadrupole trap permits a much broader mass range at the cost of sacrificing collimation.

We previously reported a novel method, mass correlated acceleration (MCA), which we have now combined with a reflectron MALDI TOF mass spectrometer to further enhance mass resolution over a broader mass range.

In accordance with its title, the review considers in more detail the history of development of time-of-flight (TOF) mass spectrometers and stresses their two major advantages over the static (magnetic) instruments, namely, the unlimited mass range and the possibility of obtaining extremely rapidly mass spectra over a broad ion mass range.