Sentence examples for current susceptibility from inspiring English sources
Alternating current susceptibility measurements showed that slow magnetic relaxation persists in fluorinated compounds.
Alternating current susceptibility measurements for LSMO/x MgO samples show that the Curie transition temperature (Tc) and magnetization decrease with the increase of MgO concentration.
This chapter describes an alternating current susceptibility system, constructed for the diamond anvil cell, that facilitates the acquisition of reversible susceptibility hysteresis loops as a function of pressure.
Antibiotic resistance has influenced change in policy on cholera treatment in some countries [ 36] indicating the relevance of knowledge on current susceptibility patterns of pathogens.
Current susceptibility testing methods do not consider the unique in vitro growth conditions of cryptococci, and interpretation of results is difficult in the absence of clinical breakpoints.
It has already been established that biofilm bacteria are resistant to antibiotics [ 23], however current susceptibility tests only use agar media that encourage bacteria to grow more within a 'planktonic/quasi-sessile' state than as a 'true' biofilm phenotype.
Diffusion images were processed using BrainVISA/Connectomist-2.0 diffusion toolbox to correct for eddy currents, susceptibility deformations and patient movements (Duclap et al., 2012).
The data regarding pathogens' distribution and their current microbiological susceptibility profile were then combined to estimate the overall susceptibility against ertapenem, ceftriaxone, and imipenem.
Based on the current antimicrobial susceptibility, ciprofloxacin can be used as empirical therapy in the management of scleral buckle infections.
The alternating current (AC) susceptibility measurements were performed using a Lake Shore AC susceptometer (Model 7000, Westerville, OH, USA).
Hence, it is possible to develop magnetic immunoassays on the basis of several parameters and phenomena such as magnetic relaxation [11, 12], remanent magnetization (M R) [13, 14], saturation magnetization (M S) [15], magnetic resonance [16, 17], and alternating current (ac) susceptibility (χ ac) [8, 18 21].
