Sentence examples for resolution of the microscope from inspiring English sources
In principle, electron microscopy allows structure determination with a precision that is orders of magnitude better than the resolution of the microscope.
For the SiC film, a measured resolution of 1.2 1.3 Å is therefore taken as an indication that the intrinsic resolution of the microscope was maintained.
The nanocomposites were less sensitive to the depth resolution of the microscope because their strong absorption limited the depth from which fluorescent radiation was collected.
But the vacuum is not the only problem: As the resolution of the microscope climbs, so does the electron radiation, and that radiation can also harm and kill the insects.
Heating of the specimen did not affect the resolution of the microscope, and although heating to 700°C caused the membrane to glow in the visible light range, no significant effect on the quality of the SE image was observed.
This is evident from the observation that the intrinsic resolution of the microscope was consistently achieved and maintained over long periods of time at the lowest total dose-rate, as exemplified for one additional area in Fig. 3.
The direct visualization of protein complexes in living cells is a challenging task, limited by the size of the complexes and the resolution of the microscopes.
The resolution of classic chromosomal CGH is limited by the highly condensed state of metaphase chromosomes and further by the optical resolution of the microscopes used to capture the hybridization signals.
The use of immersion imaging techniques in microscopy improves the resolution capabilities of the microscope.
The resulting windows are highly transparent, enabling the acquisition of TEM images down to the resolution limit of the microscope (0.12 nm).
Despite this ambiguity, which is most likely caused by the resolution limit of the microscope, we were able to demonstrate the colocalization of the ubiquitin signal with the late endosomal/lysosomal cellular compartment in pSap deficient neurons.
