Sentence examples for highly sensitive sensing from inspiring English sources
Besides, complex 2 exhibits highly sensitive sensing of FeIII ions in DMF solution.
And the luminescent sensing investigation indicating complex 1 exhibits highly sensitive sensing of CrO42−/Cr2O72− anions in aqueous solution through strong luminescence quenching effects.
Difference between the different fitting methods will be discussed with the next set of data for highly sensitive sensing.
We first present results for large Δn span [1.333-1.474] (step Δn = 0.028) before discussing highly sensitive sensing within the restricted range [1.333-1.337] for steps Δn = 0.001.
Our proposed plasmonic biochip can provide a highly sensitive sensing platform, which is a promising candidate for developing a non-destructive, low cost, label free, and highly sensitive LSPR biosensor.
Nanocomposite based electrochemical sensors are a powerful means to execute this task because of their highly-sensitive sensing properties allowing efficient detection of pesticide residues.
The circumferentially distributed NW arrangement enhances the accessibility of gas molecule to the ZnO-NW sensing sites, thus facilitating highly sensitive gas sensing.
Based on the substitution group-related signal amplification strategy, a highly sensitive electrochemical sensing platform was developed for TBBPA.
These SCF experiments (with 100 nM Ca2+) represent a first step toward developing photoswitchable, minimally invasive and highly sensitive Ca2+ sensing platforms for use in a biological setting.
Silver nanoclusters and graphene oxide nanocomposite (AgNCs/GRO) is synthesized and functionalized with detection antibody for highly sensitive electrochemical sensing of carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA), a model tumor marker involved in many cancers.
Implemented in a microdevice featuring thermally isolated, well-defined reaction volumes with minimized fluid evaporation as well as highly sensitive thermoelectric sensing, the approach enables accurate and quantitative ITC measurements of protein ligand interactions under different isothermal conditions.
