Sentence examples for instruments that use a from inspiring English sources
XPS instruments function in a manner analogous to SEM/EDS instruments that use a focused electron beam for compositional analysis.
Optical tweezers are instruments that use a highly focused laser beam to hold and manipulate a small object.
Membranophones, which produce sound by a vibrating a stretched membrane; they may be drums (further sorted by the shape of the shell), which are struck by hand, with a stick, or rubbed, but kazoos and other instruments that use a stretched membrane for the primary sound (not simply to modify sound produced in another way) are also considered membranophones.
The SF-12 and SF-6D are health-related quality of life instruments that use a subset of these items.
In light of this, we surmise that, since 1997, QOL instruments that use a symptom index have slowly been replaced with subjective QOL instruments.
This treatment could bias the derived eBC mass high compared with the methods outlined in other sections, particularly for commercial instruments that use a single MAC to convert light absorption to eBC mass.
American physicist who invented the scanning transmission electron microscope (STEM), an instrument that uses a focused beam of electrons to magnify specimens and that significantly advanced the study of the structural characteristics of molecules.
In situ measurements of light absorption are mostly obtained with an instrument that uses a reflective tube design to reduce concomitant errors induced by light scattering (ac-9, WETLabs Inc).
The EQ-5D is the most widely used generic instrument that uses a utility-based scoring approach, yielding a single summary score on a common scale to facilitate comparison across different health conditions and patient populations [ 10, 11].
Now Zorman et al. have used optical tweezers an instrument that uses a highly focused laser beam to hold and manipulate microscopic objects to observe the folding and unfolding of four different types of SNARE complex.
Here, we report additional experiments and testing, as well as up-scaling possibilities with a high-throughput HRM device, the LightScanner® instrument that uses a 384-well plate format.
