Sentence examples for mapping of microscopic from inspiring English sources

Recent developments may allow mapping of microscopic neural circuit topology [108], but in the absence of direct evidence for topology copying we can merely highlight potential candidates.

High resolution quantitative track etch autoradiography developed in the Harvard/MIT program (HRQAR) permits the mapping of the microscopic boron concentration in tissue with a spatial resolution of about 2 micrometers.

However, the mapping population consisted of microscopic gametophytes, thus they cannot be used directly for QTL mapping of important economic traits such as length, width and weight.

To provide a mapping of bowel occult microscopic endometriosis implants from colorectal specimens removed from patients who had undergone colorectal resection for deep endometriosis infiltrating the rectum.

Ophthonix, based in San Diego, uses an approach it calls the Z-View Aberrometer to map patients' eyes, taking note of microscopic aberrations.

Ultrasonic evaluation using a wavelet map can support the evaluation of microscopic damage of articular cartilage in OA.

High-resolution optical mapping studies, for example, have demonstrated the existence of microscopic intramural virtual electrodes after the application of strong defibrillation shocks.

The sketch map of macroscopic and microscopic forces on polymer chains during natural crystallization under protection of different atmospheres (a, b): FS, a stretching force generated from natural crystallization of macromolecular chains; Fblow, a microscopic force macromolecular chains derived from macroscopic H2 gas flow.

In polymer fragments from design objects made of ABS from the 1960s, UV-stabilizers were detected and mapped, and microscopic inclusions of proteinaceous material were identified and mapped for the first time.

3D printing of microscopic bacterial communities.

Millions of microscopic organisms were killed off.