Sentence examples for more established techniques from inspiring English sources

These data clearly show the utility of surface analytical techniques, such as AFM in combination with more established techniques for examining the surface properties of Ca P coatings.

Printed scaffolds and prostheses have partly replaced medical devices produced by more established techniques, and more recently, 3D printing has been proposed for the manufacturing of drug products.

The company behind the technology, Dallas-based Synfuels International, says that the process uses fewer steps and is far more efficient than more established techniques based on the Fischer-Tropsch process.

The acceptance of new methodologies is greatly enhanced by demonstrating them alongside more established techniques and other data sources, clearly showing the advantages, reliability and accuracy of the new approach.

Together with more established techniques such as fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH), live cell visualization of nucleic acids (Lac, Tet and MS2) or photobleaching techniques (FRAP, FLIP), we can image transcription regulation with the appropriate temporal resolution (a few milliseconds to a few days) and at single molecule resolution within live cells.

The aim of this paper is to cross-validate 3D-PTV against independent or more established techniques, such as particle image velocimetry (PIV), electronic ultrasonic sensor measurements for bed height, and the discrete element model (DEM), for the complicating circumstance in which granular particles are flowing down a rotating chute.

This was considerably more than the established techniques achieved.

In addition, the established techniques enable researchers to assign more BAC clones and to develop a more informative cytogenetic map.

More widespread use of the two most extensively validated and established techniques of TE and ARFI is expected, and further shear wave elastography techniques are likely to become more widely adopted and evaluated.

Elastography More widespread use of the two most extensively validated and established techniques of TE and ARFI is expected, and further shear wave elastography techniques are likely to become more widely adopted and evaluated.

This article will highlight the more interesting of these new modalities as well as improvements and developments in established techniques.