Sentence examples for more sensitive instruments from inspiring English sources

He said more sensitive instruments measured 30 microroentgens of background radiation, or twice the normal background.

But the Trace Gas Orbiter, with more sensitive instruments, has come up empty.

Shuttle astronauts corrected the vision defect, regularly replaced failing gyroscopes and installed ever more sensitive instruments, allowing Hubble to provide brilliantly sharp images.

The newer spacecraft entered orbit around Mars in 2017 and carries more sensitive instruments than Mars Express, which arrived in 2003.

With a mirror that has a light gathering area six times as large as the Hubble's and a suite of more sensitive instruments, the new telescope should be able to detect objects a hundredth the brightness Hubble can see in visible light and one four-hundredth the brightness in the infrared part of the light spectrum.

If the effort is successful, Mavalvala says, it will also lead to much more sensitive instruments for LIGO, which is attempting to detect elusive phenomena called gravity waves.

My heart became a more sensitive instrument as a result, and I could feel the Taliban out there, lost in the darkness.

The VPO was a more sensitive instrument compared to the small EW psychrometer when using 10 μL of solution in the standard dish.

Netrebko, in the "Macbeth" excerpt and in a showstopping rendition of "Un bel dì," from Puccini's "Madama Butterfly," showed off the newly deepened timbre of her soprano voice, a timbre that Fleming's more sensitive instrument never acquired.

A separate study looking at differences between the two federal surveys found that the disparities are probably caused by how each survey asks about alcohol disorders: It found that the NESARC questionnaire used in the current study is a "more sensitive instrument" that leads to a "more thorough probing" of the criteria for alcohol use disorder.

Otherwise, the SF-36 [60] may be a more sensitive instrument.