Sentence examples for delivery of light from inspiring English sources
A 16-channel pE-4000 LED light engine (CoolLED, Andover, UK) was used for epifluorescence excitation and delivery of light pulses (ranging from 365 to 660 nm).
Upcoming medical procedures, such as photodynamic therapy or photochemical tissue bonding, require the local delivery of light and photosensitive dyes in selected deep tissues of the body.
These QDs appear to be promising candidates for biomedical applications such as drug delivery for enhanced chemotherapy or targeted delivery of light sensitive substances for photodynamic therapy.
High sensitivity, precise delivery of light, fast readout times, simpler readers and easier automation are the main advantages of OSL in comparison with TLD.
The contract for future delivery of light sweet crude oil rose to $104.42 a barrel on Friday, an increase of nearly $7 for the week, depressing the major stock indexes, which were down less than 1 percent on the day.
The more difficult aspect, however, of this modality has been the availability of reliable, affordable and appropriate devices for the production and delivery of light to the targeted areas.
SFR spectroscopy utilizes a simple fiber geometry in which a single fiber is used for both delivery of illumination light and collection of reflected light.
Optogenetic interrogation of neural pathways relies on delivery of light-sensitive opsins into tissue and subsequent optical illumination and electrical recording from the regions of interest.
Cardiac optogenetics is an emergent research area involving the delivery of light-sensitive proteins (opsins) to excitable heart tissue to enable optical modulation of cardiac electrical function.
Here we review a number of recent advances in design and delivery of light-sensitive molecular probes (sensors and actuators) into pain relay circuits to help decipher their structural and functional organization.
However, its immediate promise is a strong candidate for the delivery of light-sensing molecules to the bipolar cell.
