Sentence examples for improving the sensing from inspiring English sources
A resonance mode with a higher-quality factor will help to resolve a smaller frequency shift, subsequently improving the sensing performance.
This network-like nanocomposite not only provided a biocompatible microenvironment to keep the bioactivity of AChE, but also exhibited a strong synergetic effect on improving the sensing properties of OPs.
With the double aim of deepening in the physical origin of this particular kind of electromagnetic induction and of improving the sensing performance, this paper studies the detection of superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles with copper-based printed wiring boards.
With the increase of the nicking site number from 1 to 2, enrichment of G-quadruplex DNAzyme by SDA is changed from a linear amplification to an exponential amplification, thus greatly increasing the amplification efficiency and subsequently improving the sensing performance of corresponding sensing system.
Apart from this, the heterojunction structure between ZnO and ZnS also plays an important role in improving the sensing properties.
However, for the energy-based fusion rule, interference reduction does not play a significant role in improving the sensing performance.
The attack, in Tripoli, was a new blow to the transitional government's hope of improving the sense of public security after the ouster of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi nearly two years ago.
Furthermore, the incorporation of AuNPs in both composite films can significantly improve the sensing performance.
As an isothermal nucleic acid amplification technique, strand displacement amplification (SDA) reaction has been introduced in G-quadruplex DNAzyme-based sensing system to improve the sensing performance.
Further, the full-bridge circuit composed of longitudinal and transverse piezoresistors can improve the sensing sensitivity through a p-type shear piezoresistive coefficient.
Easy contribution encourages users' participation and improves the sensing task but may result in large amounts of data, which may not be valid or relevant.
