Sentence examples for microscope to capture from inspiring English sources

Based on the preparation of daidzein-loaded NLCs, Daidzein-NLCs-nanofibers were optimized by electrospinning and were observed under Scanning Electron Microscope to capture the appearance.

Here, we report a particle-counting scheme that improves spatial resolution by overcoming the β-range limit.Short frames (10 μs-1 s) were acquired using a high-gain camera coupled to a microscope to capture individual ionization tracks.

The result is this experiment with a single-phase confocal microscope to capture their 3-D images, both of cellulose and of chitin, without any specimen-specific treatment.

Unlike current 3D stereoscopic microscopes that require at least two lenses or other multi-lens systems that function by moving around the subject and taking separate images, this fixed lens can be attached to a single microscope to capture the desired 3D information.

Finally, the cells were examined under fluorescence microscope to capture both phase and fluorescent images.

An intensified SIT Camera (Hamamatsu Photonics, C2400) was installed on a Nikon Eclipse-800 microscope to capture the low-intensity signal at the real-time video rate (30fps).

Edmund Scientific also supplies a digital camera, the Moticam 1000, which fits over the eyepiece of many standard telescopes and microscopes to capture images.

The technique, which uses microscopes to capture the typically unseen beauty of commonplace objects such as soy sauce, sodium and seaweed, is one employed by many scientists and researchers, but there's no denying that the images produced possess an otherworldly beauty.

Image acquisition software (MetaVue, Molecular Devices, Sunnyvale, CA, USA) was used for computer-based control of the microscope and to capture the images from the digital camera.

The resolution of classic chromosomal CGH is limited by the highly condensed state of metaphase chromosomes and further by the optical resolution of the microscopes used to capture the hybridization signals.

A high speed camera with microscope was applied to capture the micronization boiling phenomenon and study the mechanism of bistructured surfaces.