Sentence examples for microscopy could provide from inspiring English sources

Further assessment of the nanoassembly using high-resolution transmission electron microscopy (HRTEM) and atomic force microscopy could provide additional experimental support for this hypothesis.

If the question is whether a particular protein localizes to a particular organelle, microscopy could provide all the necessary data without requiring researchers to resort to any isolation techniques.

These results suggest hyperspectral two-photon microscopy could provide an alternative to conventional histology either for in-situ imaging, or intraoperative 'instant histology' of fresh tissue biopsies.

An OCT instrument that could image a plane along the longitudinal axis of the heart, producing an en-face image oriented as in conventional microscopy, could provide further functional information.

The interferometric phase microscopy could provide the quantitative phase images associated with the optical path delays.

The combination of reducing the number of specimens examined in the investigation of TB suspects and the adoption of fluorescence microscopy brings the clearest indication that workload could be reduced to the levels at which the existing staff employed on smear microscopy at Bwaila Hospital could provide a quality smear microscopy service.

As an example, mobile phone microscopy as demonstrated here could provide a rapid, point-of-care method for monitoring TB patients.

Fluorescence microscope and scanning electron microscopy demonstrated that the novel scaffold could provide a suitable 3-D environment to support adhesion and proliferation of both AF and NP cells.

If we could instead conduct microscopy inside the body, then we could provide tools for screening, targeting biopsies, making primary disease diagnosis, and guiding intervention on the cellular basis.

Cell adhesion and proliferation assay (MTT assay) and confocal laser scanning microscopy (CLSM) demonstrated that the PTMC/Gt/OA-HA CFSs could provide a higher cell adhesion and proliferation environment for mandibular condylar chondrocytes MCCs).

Hence, we sought to examine whether a combination of the two techniques (i.e., optical microscopy following H&E staining, and FT-IR imaging) could provide high accuracy diagnoses that could otherwise not be achieved using H&E images alone.