Sentence examples for more efficient detection from inspiring English sources
The more efficient detection system, positioned closer to the sample, yielded element sensitivity increases of 5 50%.
As opposed to small spherical nanoparticles in which higher-order modes are completely dark and can even cause PL-quenching, more complex structure designs make higher-order plasmonic modes accessible for PL enhancement, resulting in a more efficient detection of quantum emitters or molecules.
Subsequent to the proposal of a two-layer structured radiator for more efficient detection of high-energy neutrons with a plastic nuclear track detector (PNTD), its availability has been investigated both experimentally and theoretically.
Thus my efforts have concentrated on 1) development of new and more efficient detection procedurs for viroid/virus, mycoplasmalike organisms, and vascular wilt pathogens; 2) determination of optimum conditions for detection; 3) understanding the basic nature of the infection process in diseases caused by viroids; and 4) development of other methods of control of viroids.
A longer echo time enables more efficient detection of MBs than a shorter one due to the blooming effect [9].
As systems with multiple antennas are adopted commercially and the number of multiplexed streams increase, a more efficient detection scheme is requested.
This limits rapid and more efficient detections of uniquely expressed target gene(s) within a defined biological material or process [ 5, 7].
Therefore, it is urgent to find faster and more efficient automatic detection equipment to carry out the real-time detection of the track in the operation line [2 4].
The widely used rapid detection tests (RDTs) for malaria succumb to many drawbacks which promotes exploration of more efficient economical detection techniques.
Therefore, the results of the previous and current studies clearly indicate that advanced-backcross populations are more efficient for detection of small-effect QTLs than the F2 populations.
Our results also show that SeptiFast is more efficient in detection of clinically relevant infection by E. coli and Pseudomonas aeruginosa.
