Sentence examples for probe footprint from inspiring English sources

US imaging was conducted using an Esaote Mylab 25 Gold (Genova, Italy) with LA435 (10 18 MHz) probe (footprint size 40 mm × 10 mm).

Spleen measurements of Spleen Longitudinal Diameter (SLD) were performed by postero-lateral scanning with the probe footprint aligned along an intercostal space to provide a longitudinal view of the spleen.

The microarray and probe footprinting experiments suggested that design of antisense oligonucleotides and small interfering RNA (siRNA) for an RNA target with known secondary structure could be counterintuitive.

Covalent or non-covalent interactions with DNA are the basis for many potential biomedical applications of copper complexes, ranging from DNA structural probes and footprinting agents to anticancer drugs to gene delivery.

Computational prediction and detailed chemical probing and footprinting experiments were used to determine the RNA secondary structure of EIAV RRE-1, a 555 nt region that provides RRE function in vivo.

Single-stranded regions were digested with RNase A/T1 and the remaining footprint: probe duplexes detected using the mirVana micro-RNA detection kit (Ambion), resolved on a 15% TBE-urea gel (Invitrogen), and visualized on a Storm phosphorimager (Molecular Dynamics by GE Healthcare Bio-Sciences, Pittsburgh, PA).

Cosmic-ray neutron probes (CRNPs) have footprint radii for measuring soil-water content (SWC).

The His tag fused in the recombinant PhoP protein is positively charged, while DNA probe in the footprinting experiments is negatively charged.

The influence of the artefact may be reduced by inserting ultrasound probes with small footprint into the resection cavity for a close-up view of the areas with suspected tumor remnants.

Some operators decide to use a linear or curvilinear probe with a broad footprint.

Typically, a micro convex or phased array probe with a narrow footprint is used.