Sentence examples for detecting instruments from inspiring English sources

Plus, because thin layers of silver nanoparticles are transparent, the sensor could be coated on glass and optical fibers to make new types of detecting instruments, Miller says.

In recent years, with the update of detecting instruments and rapid development of technologies, this noninvasive imaging technique has been increasingly widely used in disease diagnosis and therapeutic effect evaluation and some research achievements have been applied in preclinical research [ 1, 2].

He was an expert on proton-proton interactions and on the focusing properties of the detecting instruments themselves.

Searches have been further complicated by uncertain burst positions and brightnesses a consequence of the transient nature of the sources and the poor angular resolution of the detecting instruments.

The mole was first developed by the Russian Federal Space Agency for the Mars-96 mission, called Mars 96 Penetrator, utilizing high speed to penetrate into the regolith, which can penetrate a deeper distance but cannot be used repeatedly and causes great damage to the detecting instruments, leading to data errors [1].

Si and Pt signals were attributed to the material of the detecting instrument.

Furthermore, the traditional detecting allergy methods have some disadvantages such as time-consuming detecting process and large size and expensive detecting instrument [20].

The Brunauer Emmett Teller (BET) surface area of the sample was measured on a Quantachrome Autosorb-iQ-MP surface area detecting instrument with N2 physisorption at 77 K.

The light reflectivity of the cardiomyocyte, as indicated by the amplitude of the Doppler signal, is another unique parameter provided by this detecting instrument.

Such a system needs a genetically manipulable model organism that allows in vivo measurement of cardiac phenotypes and a detecting instrument capable of recording multiple phenotype parameters.

In addition, the negative results obtained with the life-detecting instruments onboard the 1976 Viking landers40 may find the simplest explanation in the fact that, in both the Gas Exchange and Labeled Release experiments, samples were incubated with various watery solutions41 with high water activities.