Sentence examples for limited resolution from inspiring English sources

By adjusting the limiting aperture, we manually set the diffraction limited resolution to be 35 μ m.

While fluorescence microscopy enables scientists to visualize specific components in cells, it suffers from limited resolution.

Current experimental techniques suffer from limited resolution and are difficult to implement on the truly nanoscale.

The few studies that provide such measurements have relatively limited resolution or areas of observation.

Conventional ophthalmoscopes provide limited resolution due to their inability to overcome the eye's optical aberrations.

Conventional Fourier methods have a limited resolution and generally yield biased estimates.

Limited resolution although compressed sensing helps a bit but that coule be applied to a full ToFL camera as well.

(A) Superimposed fluorescence data from 200 frames data showing diffraction-limited resolution.

In blue light, conventional optical microscopes have a diffraction-limited resolution of about 200 nm.

CTxB has previously been studied with subdiffraction-limited resolution on fixed and live cells.

The adaptive optics (AO) technique can compensate for the ocular aberrations to get nearly diffraction-limited resolution.