Sentence examples for microscopy in particular from inspiring English sources

Nonlinear optical microscopy, in particular, is capable of imaging selected targets in live tissues in real time and with sub-micrometer resolution.

Confocal microscopy, in particular single-phase confocal microscopy, comes to be the technique of choice and is used here in this part, the second research paper, to examine the structural, frictional and other types of probabilistic attachment mechanisms that are the burdock hook and the tarsal structures of two insects, a common honey bee and a common grasshopper, to Great Britain.

The results suggest NTP staff feel that the introduction of frontloaded microscopy in particular requires the provision of more field evidence and information on specific advantages to NTPs.

To characterize the predatory mechanisms of D. caveatum we observed the direct interactions of D. caveatum with D. discoideum by live-cell microscopy, in particular to demonstrate, this time directly, phagocytosis of D. discoideum by D. caveatum.

Conventional light microscopy, in particular, is insensitive and time-consuming.

Confocal microscopy in particular can provide sub-cellular lateral resolution and axial sectioning from the sample [ 1, 2].

Tissue engineering research can benefit enormously from the use of microscopy techniques, in particular, confocal laser scanning microscopy (CLSM).

We also thank members of the H. McMahon laboratory for plasmids and the LMB light microscopy facility, in particular B. Sutcliffe, for assistance with imaging.

Spectroscopy, microscopy, and in particular, the coupled mechanical-stretching and Raman scattering characterizations were performed to understand the diazonium salt treatment induced piezoresistivity enhancement of SWCNT thin films.

Here, we address different aspects of multidimensional microscopy and, in particular, image quantification and the characterization of molecular dynamics, as applied to the study of cell adhesion.

To analyse this phenomenon in detail, fluorescence microscopy, and in particular also the recently published novel live imaging techniques, require optimal signal to noise ratios.