Sentence examples for length emitted from inspiring English sources

Thus, we measured the protrusion length emitted by the T cell as a function of time for a series of 37 cells.

However, the co-engagement induced a clear decrease of the protrusion length emitted in the pushing phase; averaged maximal length obtained according to the dynamic-probe protocol dropped to Lmax = 3.1±0.6 µm, i.e. less than half value obtained upon engagement of TCR-CD3 aLmax (Lmax = 8.2±0.7 µm).

Sampled CO absorbs light energy at a specific wave length, emitted by spectrometer, and transforms it into kinetic energy; this process causes local heating and pressure waves resulting in sounds that can be detected by a microphone.

Quantum emission is possible when an electron, after traversing an inelastic scattering length, emits a quantum of energy.

It is likely that STP users have somewhat thicker epithelium and a thicker keratin layer, which will physically increase the path length that emitted α- and β-particles must traverse to damage the critical cells in the basal layer.

The gun design facilitates the reported length and emitting surface temperature of the cathode to be further increased to obtain higher emission values.

For fluorescence imaging, a range of different wave length-emitting LEDs can be utilized for epi-illumination, depending on the fluorophores to be excited in the specimen.

However, this does not increase the coherence length of the emitted fluorescence (Chlorophyll A auto-fluorescent, central wavelength: 680 nm, band with: ~30 nm).

By using a proper band-pass filter, one can increase the coherent length of the emitted fluorescent light, thus the contrast of the fluorescent self-referenced hologram and the contrast of the reconstruction as well.

According to Meyer et al. [16],

The ZnO/SBA-15 nanocomposites have potential application as a short-wave-length light emitting material.