Sentence examples for micron depth from inspiring English sources

All knives were pre-set at a 600 micron depth.

The Δf map from OCT is shown, averaged over a 30 micron depth range (above).

To validate the distinction between these tissues t-tests were performed at 10 micron depth intervals, and the differences were statistically significant (p < 0.01 in all cases).

PARP-1 inhibitors significantly diminished leukocyte adhesion to the walls of superficial vessels (Fig.  4 upper panel) as well to the vessels located at more than 100 micron depth (Fig.  4 lower panel).

Since the absorption coefficient for the human corneas is 70 cm-1 and the intended surface irradiance is 3.0 mW/cm, the 0.37 mW/cmirradiance is reached at 300 microns depth.

The laser ablation system (UP-213, New Wave; Freemont, CA) used a 213 nm laser to vaporize a hole in the shale sample at sub-micron depths; elements entrained in the vapor were analyzed with ICP-MS (PELANnElmer/SCIEX ELAN DRC II; Sheldon, CT).

However, step sizes as small as one micron in depth may be achieved given the motorized objective assembly but come at the expense of temporal resolution and experiment duration.

In contrast to confocal microscopy, which limits detection of fluorescence to few tens microns in depth in the brain [27], [39], our approach allowed us to greatly increase this distance in the anesthetized animal and detect odor-evoked FRET transients up to 180 250 µm in depth in the main olfactory bulb.

This is then analogous to specific histological staining of a particular species, with the substantial advantages that images can be acquired and analyzed rapidly and non-destructively, and can be visualized in multiple planes to appreciate structures spanning 200 400 microns in depth.

The trephine was regulated to obtain a cut of 400 microns in depth into the corneal stroma.

The measured SHG directional (F/B ratios) values were determined by integration of the intensity of 5-10 frames per optical section every few microns of depth using ImageJ software http://rsb.info.nih.gov/ij/.