Sentence examples for scattering sample from inspiring English sources

The instrumental resolution has been determined using a standard elastic scattering sample, and the function of the spectrometer is demonstrated by measuring diffusive dynamics in a protein solution.

To experimentally verify the theory, we used a 1951 USAF test target as our coherently scattering sample.

Experimental X-ray diffraction data were corrected for background scattering, sample absorption, and defocusing of the beam.

As the refractive index mismatch between the sample and the mounting medium is small, the sample wave consisting of backscattered waves from the heterogeneous components inside the scattering sample is not dominated by the reflection from the sample-mounting medium interface.

We also made a tissue-like phantom as a highly scattering sample.

The average physical thickness of the scattering sample is 5 µm, corresponding to the mean optical thickness of 7.65 µm.

This provides for the possibility to measure even optically unfavorable, highly turbid or scattering samples that would be otherwise inaccessible to investigations with commercial spectrophotometers.

However, multiphoton microscopy will eventually lose contrast when imaging deep into scattering samples [ 7– 11].

Material science and biomedical applications typically involve highly scattering samples which limits the effective imaging depth.

Furthermore, we wanted to thoroughly test the capabilities of our methodology in scattering samples.

This principle has been demonstrated with both, moderate and increased scattering samples.