Sentence examples for modern scans from inspiring English sources

The profound impact of LSD on the brain has been laid bare by the first modern scans of people high on the drug.

Currently, micrometastases are frequently below the detection limit of modern scans.

Modern scanning equipment and biopsy techniques have made it easier to diagnose earlier.

Because board employees find computers bewildering, they decided to abandon modern scanning machines for the city's primary elections this year and bring back the old mechanical contraptions first used in 1910.

Many modern scanning-receiver ceilometers use a laser pulse to identify the height of a cloud's base and top and various points in between to create a vertical profile of the cloud.

Modern control (A), Modern scanned 2.16 hrs (B), Modern scanned 2.36 hrs (C) and Modern scanned 12 hrs (D).

It will take advantage of modern scanning, distribution and reproduction techniques to make this information as comprehensive and accessible as possible.

With modern scanning technology and the right specimen, slices almost as good as physically revealed surfaces can now be imaged without damaging the fossil.

These models are either painstakingly designed through an elaborate CAD process or reverse engineered from sculpted prototypes using modern scanning technologies and integration methods.

Isabelle De Groote, a paleoanthropologist at Liverpool John Moores University in the United Kingdom, began looking into the question in 2009, applying modern scanning technology and DNA analysis to the original materials.

A modern scanning transmission electron microscope (STEM), operating at 60 to 300 kV (e.g., the Hitachi HF-3300 STEM/TEM (Hitachi, Tokyo, Japan)), can routinely provide imaging in the 0.2-nm range in both TEM and STEM imaging modes.