Sentence examples for microscope it has from inspiring English sources

Although the vessel resembles a vein under the microscope, it has the mechanical strength of an artery, Dr. McAllister said.

A polished surface may seem smooth, but when viewed under a microscope it has bumps and dips in it: likewise our space, viewed on an ultra-fine scale, may have extra dimensions.

With the aid of a scanning electron microscope, it has been shown that cut marks on some of the bones must have been made by stone tools, but this does not prove that animals were hunted.

Although recognition of solid tumor or tumor necrosis based on these criteria is relatively safe, even with the aid of an operating microscope it has remained difficult to delineate highly cellular tumor or densely invaded brain from normal or lightly invaded brain.

Because the technique does away with fluorescent tags and optical microscopes, it has the potential to be far simpler than current sequencing technology, Sakata and Miyahara report 27 March in Angewandte Chemie, International Edition in English.

This allowed the recording of robust SERS nanoparticle spectra with acquisition times as short as 100 ms. We cross-validated the data acquired with the hand-held scanner using our static Raman microscope, and found the hand-held scanner to have three major advantages over the static Raman microscope: (1) It has the potential to be used in a clinical operating room.

A particularly attractive feature of this approach is that it is feasible, in principle, on any atomic force microscope, provided it has sufficient optical access to enable direction of a laser beam at the probe.

An interferometrically traceable metrological atomic force microscope (IT-MAFM) has been developed at MIKES.

With the invention of the scanning tunneling microscope (STM) [19] and later, the scanning force microscope (SFM) [20], it has been possible to determine the morphology of surfaces down to the nanometer and even the atomic scale.

The surface morphology of the corn starch acetate was examined by scanning electron microscope (SEM), which showed that it had a smooth surface and a spherical and polygonal shape.

Since the introduction of the transmission electron microscope, it seems that researchers have attempted to disintegrate cellulose fibres into single microfibrils/elementary fibrils for ultrastructural studies.