Sentence examples for instrumentation approaches from inspiring English sources

There are many instrumentation approaches in bioprinting such as microextrusion, Inkjet or laser-assisted bioprinting (Li et al. 2016).

Papers include new instrumentation approaches to clinical and intrasurgical imaging, including Clancy et al. [ 1], who present a new method to render three-dimensional surfaces during endoscopy using spectral encoding, and Solomon et al. [ 2], who present a system for high-speed diffuse optical tomography for sentinel lymph node resection.

Radiohead wasn't a grunge band (if anything, it was in danger of being rolled into Britpop), but its insistence on a kind of brainy largesse on bringing in unexpected instrumentation, approaching rock from an unapologetically cerebral place felt almost countercultural.

The cutting force signals are taken from the current at the axis motor drivers for a sensorless instrumentation approach.

Anterior interbody fusion with bone graft followed by a second-stage minimally invasive percutaneous posterior instrumentation provided an alternative method for treating pyogenic spondylodiscitis which resulted in less intraoperative blood loss, shorter operative time, reduced postoperative pain, and less opioid consumption compared to the traditional open posterior instrumentation approach.

Instrumentation and approaches such as the one demonstrated in this study may be integrated into current efforts aiming at predicting ε at global scales using satellite observations.

In addition new instrumentation and approaches are required to study objects in museums, posing special challenges, for example miniaturisation to bring non-invasive measurements into the museum shelves, screening large numbers of objects, finding out about hidden layers in paintings, checking for possible decay, all need methods tailored to the needs of cultural conservation.

This review highlights recent advances in OMI, focusing especially on the development of fluorescent probes such as fluorescent proteins and semiconductor nanocrystals (also referred to as quantum dots, QDs), OMI instrumentation and approaches (techniques).

Deeply influenced by the 12-tone music of Arnold Schoenberg, whom he met in New York in the 1930s, Babbitt extend- ed Schoenberg's serial organisation of pitch structure to other parameters, including rhythm, dynamics and instrumentation, an approach that came to be known as "integral serialism".

Preliminary studies were performed in six animals (data not shown), in which the instrumentation techniques, approach to nasal IPPV and dosage of respiratory stimulants were refined.

For minimum effort of instrumentation, this approach offers an unprecedentedly large amount of spatially intensive data to be used for diagnosis.