Sentence examples for microscopic interest from inspiring English sources

Alienated by the commentators' rhetoric, many German citizens now blame the ECB for microscopic interest rates on their savings.

State-directed banks take the Chinese people's savings and lend them at microscopic interest rates to national champions.

After all, banks' money-market accounts are averaging a microscopic 0.46percentt, and interest checking isn't much better at 0.5percentt, according to financial information site Bankrate.com.com

These issues equate to practical limitations; large samples are not normally imaged entirely at high resolution given the time that this takes, and so a microscopic region of interest (ROI) must first be specified by some other means.

Thus, we also developed a chemical microspot-based system for navigating and locating microscopic regions of interest (ROIs), a critical step in precisely correlating images acquired on a highly uniform surface using two different techniques and two separate instruments (at two institutions).

Sharing an interest in microscopic ratchets, Dr. Abbott and Dr. Parrando met in a coffee shop in Madrid in 1997 to discuss the phenomenon.

His reading about animalcules (microscopic organisms) aroused an interest in natural science, and from 1746 to 1749 he studied in London and Paris.

Greif's political dogmatism goes hand-in-hand with his obsessive interest in microscopic fashion trends to disenfranchise young people from their subjectivity, from their personal perspective, from their desire.

Microscopic tissue sections of interest were taken on PALM slides and stained with Toluidine Blue for laser microdissection with PALM microbeam systems.

Mass spectrometry imaging (MSI) is a versatile tool for visualizing molecular distributions in complex biological specimens, but locating microscopic chemical features of interest can be challenging in samples that lack a well-defined anatomy.

Single-cell genomics in combination with methods that allow isolation of specific cells of interest from microscopic regions of tissue/cells/organisms such as laser capture microdissection will be particularly valuable for the characterization of novel chemosynthetic symbiosis and to identify the roles of the different bacteria within hosts harboring multiple symbionts.