Sentence examples for combining this technology from inspiring English sources

By combining this technology with either standard white-light examination or a wide-field imaging device, to quickly inspect the entire oral mucosa, the potential exists to increase the sensitivity and specificity obtained with either imaging method alone.

For example, sequencing cDNA allows genome-wide expression patterns to be investigated, and higher resolution can be achieved by combining this technology with customized microarrays (Toth et al., 2007; Bellin et al., 2009; Leakey et al., 2009).

SFP combines this technology with a concentrated solar power plant.

We are trying to combine this technology with conventional gas detectors to upgrade an anticoincidence type proportional counter, Oeschger-type thin wall counter of 2.2 l, used for a 14C dating facility at the University of Tokyo.

Although previously tandem mass spectrometry data have been generated on the fly, the experiments described herein combine this technology with the bioinformatic resources of XCMS and METLIN.

Combining this evolving technology with this type of teaching would theoretically offer a number of advantages including a reduction in the amount of faculty time devoted to this task.

Preliminary findings suggest that combining this emerging technology with parental weekly review of safety-relevant incidents resulted in a significant decrease in events for the more at-risk teen drivers.

Combining this context with Internet technology, Jeremy Rifkin proposed the vision of the Energy Internet (EI) in 2011, which can make full use of distributed renewable energy, and improve energy efficiency and electric power system reliability [4].

"A realistic setting has a strong persuasive power and combining this element with current technology resulted in a unique mix which is one of our characteristics".

Combining this deposition process with lithography technology, micrometre-sized patterned metal nanowire array pads were successfully fabricated on a glass substrate.

Furthermore, combining this method with DNA capture technology provides a high-throughput approach (targeted DNase Hi-C) that allows for mapping fine-scale chromatin architecture at exceptionally high resolution.