Sentence examples for improved instrumentation from inspiring English sources

Improved instrumentation, better exposure, and concentric reaming have each contributed to improved fixation.

Improved instrumentation in the Indian Ocean should allow for precise warnings within 5 or 10 minutes of an earthquake.

"But this time, because of much improved instrumentation, we were able to observe the star with unprecedented resolution.

Improved instrumentation has lowered the limit of detection and improved the accuracy of quantification.

MS use in protein analysis has undergone several stages of technical advancement and improved instrumentation efficiency.

The Swarm mission with its improved instrumentation and its carefully designed constellation of three satellites will not only improve the knowledge of the magnetic field but will also provide the possibility to detect the core field variation with an unprecedented resolution in time and space.

This program was established to: provide qualified universities and reactor facilities with funds to improve instrumentation; maintain highly qualified research reactor staff; establish programs that fully integrate the use of university research reactors with nuclear engineering education programs; and establish internal and external user programs.

As mass-spectrometry-based quantitative proteomics approaches become increasingly powerful, researchers are taking advantage of well established methodologies and improving instrumentation to pioneer new protein expression profiling methods.

While improving instrumentation has been important in advancing the development of shotgun proteomics technology, sample preparation is also a critical factor.

Initial investigations of various biological samples have been performed, and effective methodologies are poised to come to the forefront with rapidly improving instrumentation and additional development work aimed at optimizing chromatography, sample preparation, and data collection and analysis.

Yet the potential of molecular EM is even greater, and with the ongoing efforts to improve instrumentation, specimen preparation, data collection, and data processing, the future of molecular EM promises to be truly exciting.