Sentence examples for exquisite measurements from inspiring English sources

Exquisite measurements of particles called beauty quarks in the LHC could reveal the answer.

Now, exquisite measurements using Nasa's Cassini probe as it flew over the moon have allowed researchers to detect the water's gravitational signal.

Astronomers knew from the UDF data that the galaxy must be very far away, but it took some exquisite measurements using the Yepun Very Large Telescope unit on Mount Paranal in the Atacama Desert to determine the precise distance.

The quantification of the energy budget of the Earth's climate system requires exquisite measurements and computations of the incoming and outgoing electromagnetic energy, while global characterization of climate system's components relies heavily on theoretical inversions of observational data obtained with various passive and active instruments.

Prof Alan Fitzsimmons, from the Astrophysics Research Centre at Queen's University Belfast, said: "There is no arguing with this exquisite measurement; it shows the true value of going to a comet and doing your science there.

The degree to which Mars' atmosphere has thinned over time is evident in exquisite new measurements from Nasa's Curiosity rover.

In particular, sorting out associations with specific sources of fat in the context of cohort and case-control studies would evidently require exquisite knowledge of the joint measurement characteristics of the assessment instruments with regard to these intakes and the consumption of energy.

The ability to use organoids for discovery research, and the need to both exert exquisite experimental control and obtain quantitative measurements from organoid models means that the field is ripe for collaborative efforts between biologists, engineers, clinicians and industry.

High-resolution volumetric imaging was combined with multispectral functional measurements to resolve the exquisite inner structure and vascularization of the entire tumor mass using endogenous and exogenous optoacoustic contrast.

Using the exquisite sensitivity of PET for the measurement of radioactivity in both the blood and tissue over time, it is possible to use tracer kinetic models to quantify biochemical processes in vivo.

This fact, along with exquisite assay sensitivity, helps explain why P i measurements do not follow strict stoichiometric rules.