Sentence examples for microscopic format from inspiring English sources
Our miniaturized 3D culture system with a well-in-a-well microscopic format (15 experiments/plate), complemented with a high-content live-cell imaging system, and quantitative image analysis software, was developed for larger-scale compound testing in 3D.
The standard microscopic slide format facilitates data capture with most automated array readers and, thus high sample throughput (>350 sample/h).
We have adapted the Hoechst/PI assay in microtitre plate format for microscopic identification and quantification of membrane integrity and nuclear morphology.
We evaluated the recently developed microscopic observation drug susceptibility (MODS) assay format for speed and accuracy in diagnosing TBM.
So far, the PHLIP-ML format only describes the microscopic parameters (pixel size, scanning step etc)., provides information about the CLSM data (number of samples/stacks) and stores calculated PHLIP image analysis results.
Bright-field microscopic images of cells in a grayscale 8-bit TIF format were initially cropped to 1,024 × 1,024 pixels and imported into the Oval Profile plug-in for detailed FFT analysis.
Still and video format images were integrated to accommodate results from radiographs, sonograms, microscopic and colposcopy examinations.
The outer format of the chip used in this study was that of a standard microscopic glass slide (26×76 mm2) with 672 wells.
As cinema, TV, and home video migrate to an all-digital, all-progressive frame format, we are ridding ourselves of the hated interlacing (my eternal enemy), of insane microscopic frame differences to allow for analog synchronization (23.976, 29.97, etc, though Jackson is filming at 47.96, not straight 48), and of standards established by the guys who were designing the first light bulbs.
Take microscopic hair comparison.
