Sentence examples for exposures of samples from inspiring English sources

Because repeated exposures of samples to high doses of exitatory fluorescent light in time-lapse photomicroscopy has the potential to cause DNA damage (Ge et al., 2013), which might appear as foci at later time points, we used a low-dose of excitatory light for fluorescence with 30 ms at each exposure.

Exposure of samples to elevated temperature also influenced transport properties.

Therefore, we have endeavored that the exposure of samples to air and moisture was minimized.

Most of these studies include the exposure of samples of various types of contemporary and historic paper to controlled atmospheres inside ageing chambers.

In each case, exposure of samples to molecular oxygen at room temperature induces an increase of sample work function in a range of several tenth of eV.

The exposure of samples in aggressive condition of salt-spray is an important screening test for brine environment corrosion performance and the salt-spray exposure was useful to discriminate the corrosion intensity of unsealed samples.

Exposure of samples to a pure hydrogen discharge prior to treatment in a pure nitrogen discharge increases both the thickness of and the nitrogen concentration in the treated layer compared to an unexposed sample.

SEM studies (reported elsewhere (Mirzadeh and Bagheri 2007)) showed that by increasing the time of exposure of samples to argon and oxygen plasma, roughness and morphological changes of the polystyrene surface were accentuated (Mirzadeh and Bagheri 2007).

To perform the non-isothermal stability experiments, an advanced non-isothermal stability oven was developed, which maintained exposure of samples to heat by applying a linear heating profile with an accuracy of ±0.1 °C from the target temperatures.

An integrated environmental cell has been designed and developed for the latest generation of Atom Probe Tomography LEAP™ instruments, allowing controlled exposure of samples to gases at high temperatures.

In vitro exposure of samples to etoposide and staurosporine [49] [50], two agents that induce apoptosis by different mechanisms, identified distinct blast subsets with different responses to each agent between individual samples and also within the same sample (Figure 4B, 4C, Figure 6).