Sentence examples for resonance to changes from inspiring English sources

Owing to the high sensitivity of the plasmon resonance to changes in the local refractive index, LSPR detection techniques have been implemented into various label-free quantitative analyses of antigen antibody interactions, analyte surface density, and protein surface binding kinetics.

The metamaterial parameters are optimized for the maximum sensitivity of the resonance to a change in the refractive index of the Bi2Se3 core dielectric layer in the NIR spectral range.

Dependence of longitudinal dipolar and multipolar plasmon resonances to the changes of refractive index of embedding medium (Δnm) is given by [15]: Δ λ SPR λ SPR ≃ B Δ n m n m (7).

For bioanalysis, proposed biomolecular assays suggest detection of slight shifts of the nanoparticles' resonance wavelength due to changes of the refractive index in their immediate surroundings [ 1] or their use in surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) to improve assay sensitivity [ 2].

A fourfold increase in tumour pO2 (measured polarographically) and a twofold increase in image intensity [measured by gradient recalled echo magnetic resonance (MR) imaging sensitive to changes in oxy/deoxyhaemoglobin] were observed.

The beating frequency then changes from zero in resonance to a positive value outside the resonance zone.

The 19F resonances appears less susceptible to changes in chemical environment with only minor chemical shift changes recorded.

Surface plasmon resonances are very sensitive to changes of refractive index of their embedding medium upon thickness of their size [6, 7, 8, 9].

The effect of changing the pump laser wavelength from on resonance to an off resonance frequency clearly produces a change in profile intensity.

And he does not expect Mr. Bloomberg's resonance with voters to change.

Therefore, from equation 1 it is clear the resonance frequency can vary due to changes in mass as well as changes in spring constant.