Sentence examples for miniaturized and integrated from inspiring English sources
Field effect transistor [FET]-based bio-sensing, so-called bio-FET, is an emerging class of label-free sensing format applicable to a range of biological targets, which can be readily miniaturized and integrated by virtue of advanced semi-conductor processing technology.
Although the current system is quite bulky and heavy and everything must be mounted on the user body, in the future, where all those things can be miniaturized and integrated into a small, wearable device like Google Glass, this problem can be solved.
A biosensor specific and sensitive for TGF-β1 was developed, miniaturized, and integrated with microfluidics.
In addition, bulk acoustic transducers cannot be easily miniaturized and integrated with other microstructures.
Upon determining figures of merit, aptasensor was miniaturized and integrated with human hepatic stellate cells inside microfluidic devices.
OECTs operate at low voltages, which makes them compatible with detection in aqueous environments and can be miniaturized and integrated in lab-on a chip configurations [ 9].
The TRS baseline uses small satellites (∼200kg), with highly miniaturized and highly integrated payload suites.
New approaches using LCxLC and new LC-MS interfaces using microfluidics/nanofludics will be developed and integrated into the metabolomics platforms to improve the coverage and robustness of metabolomics data, and miniaturized analytical systems will be developed to allow the metabolomics analysis of ultrasmall samples as biopsies and even ultimately individual cells.
In this respect, miniaturized supercapacitors (SCs), also called micro-SCs (MSCs), which can be fabricated directly on plastic or paper substrates and integrated with other microelectronic device, are attracting more and more attention as an important class of energy storage devices [4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11].
"Our team is multicultural, colourful and integrated.
We have successfully fabricated arrays of GPD pixels in a CMOS environment, which makes possible the production of miniaturized arrays integrated with the detector electronics in a small silicon chip.
