Sentence examples for makes the readout from inspiring English sources
As he tools around Chernobyl on a wheezing motorcycle, noticing that trees, flowers and even people (albeit many maimed or diseased) have returned to a countryside ticking with radiation, he doesn't hesitate to eat food that makes the readout on his dosimeter run wild.
Simulation results show how a multidigital approach makes the readout system much more robust and immune to a noisy environment.
Even though the performance of cantilevers operated in dynamic mode can be improved by using higher modes of vibration, the reduced amplitude of oscillation makes the readout challenging.
"Another difficulty is that some histone modifications such as methylation or acetylation of H3K9 and H3K27 lie within an identical amino acid context (ARKS motif), which makes the readout of the target peptide sequence outside of this central motif very important as well".
A polydimethylsiloxane microfluidic structure has been designed that creates microwells over the transducers and incorporates the microfluidic channels required for filling and draining them with readout and cleaning solutions, thus making the readout process fully automated.
This is particularly difficult for some histone modifications such as methylation or acetylation of H3K9 and H3K27 which occur within an identical amino acid context (ARKS motif) and make the readout of the target peptide sequence outside of this central motif vital as well.
To meet these requirements, an innovative architecture has been designed that makes possible the readout the circuit during acquisition while preserving the precise setting of the thresholds all over the pixel array.
To make the direct readout of loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP) simpler and more reliable and to enhance the visual sensitivy of LAMP detection, we developed a facile cascade signal-on colorimetric DNAzyme LAMP (dLAMP) sensor that integrates the amplification power of LAMP and the inherent catalytic activity of the DNAzyme for the simple and ultrasensitive analysis of targets.
The lack of independent methods of verification of functional annotations to expression profiles makes the final conclusions from microarray readouts prone to the subjective selection of biostatistical tools.
Moreover, the necessity to integrate a compliant cantilever with a sensitive force sensor for the readout of magnetic probe memory actually makes the array design more complicated.
When Car and Driver tested the coupe, the scale's readout sneaked past two tons, making the CTS the chunkiest among its competitors, some 300 pounds more than the BMW or the roomier Mercedes E350.
