Sentence examples for emission corrected from inspiring English sources

Raw BL intensities taken from 5 to 10 min were elaborated with Chroma-Luc Calculator to unmix BL emission (corrected BL) of the green- and red-emitting gametocytes.

The amount of alamar blue reduction was quantified by measuring the fluorescence of each sample at 530 nm excitation/590 nm emission, corrected for the background fluorescence in wells containing media but no cells.

From enhanced acceptor emission, correcting for observed donor-dependent quenching of acceptor fluorescence, ∼52% transfer was observed.

CO2* = Hourly CO2 mass emission rate, corrected for moisture (metric tons/hr).

We present the ˜800 star formation rate maps for the Sydney-AAO Multi-object Integral field spectrograph (SAMI) Galaxy Survey based on H alpha emission maps, corrected for dust attenuation via the Balmer decrement, that are included in the SAMI Public Data Release 1.

The integrated intensities of the emission spectra, corrected for differences in refraction indices, were used to calculate PLQYs.

Static emission scans – corrected for dead time, scatter and decay – were acquired from the vertex to the proximal legs, requiring eight bed positions (4 min each).

Static emission scans, corrected for dead time, scatter and decay, were acquired from the vertex to the proximal legs, requiring eight bed positions with 3 min per bed position.

An Applied BioSystems 7500 real time PCR system was used with increasing temperature from 5 °C to 94 °C in 1 degree increments, and fluorescence emission was corrected using the control sample without protein.

CFP and YFP emission spectra were separated by emission fingerprinting and corrected for bleaching during image acquisition.

Unfortunately the effect of spot-localized contaminant emission cannot be corrected in commercial scanner microarray data using standard background correction procedures that estimate background signal for a spot from the signal around the spot and thus it leads to errors in the calculated expression ratios (R/G).