Sentence examples for detect any particles from inspiring English sources

Although primarily designed for cellular analysis, flow cytometers can detect any particles in the lower micron range, including inert microspheres of different sizes, dyed with various fluorochromes.

Extensive electron microscope examination of M. ramiflorus sap, pellets prepared from extracts by differential centrifugation and ultrathin sections failed to detect any badnavirus particles.

They ran the machine in an airtight chamber connected to a sensor that could detect any floating virus particles.

Its first three-month run took place earlier this year and while it did not detect any dark matter particles, it has shown itself to be the most powerful and sensitive detector of its kind so far.

As of Thursday morning, "sniffer" planes and other sensors had yet to detect any evidence, such as particles in the air, that would substantiate the North Korean assertion that it had set off a hydrogen bomb, a US government source said.

In addition, due to the significantly lower uptake of 100 nm nanoparticles compared to 50 nm nanoparticles it was not possible to detect any significant translocation of these particles.

Regardless of the explanation for the excess Cse4-GFP observed by fluorescence, our inability to detect any evidence for stable Cse4 particles in flanking regions, in contrast to the prominent signal observed over centromeres, rules out the proposals of both groups that yeast centromeres are regional.

Therefore, we specifically investigated the distribution pattern and density of the immunogold particles for the Kv4.2 subunit on plasma membranes of dendritic branch points, but could not detect any clustering or increase in particle density (Fig. 2F and F').

However, despite research from thousands of scientists relying on the most powerful particle accelerators on Earth and laboratories buried deep underground, no one has yet detected or created any particles that might be dark matter.

IceCube is designed to detect subatomic particles called neutrinos.

The rings of gold-­colored boxes are muon chambers that will detect the particles.