Sentence examples for sensitive scanners from inspiring English sources

Some early favorites include: creating databases that would allow the Coast Guard to know the background of a ship's crew and the recent history of its cargoes, and building more sensitive scanners for detecting chemicals or pathogens in the mail.

Using fluorescently labeled reagents, prepared DNA from a tumor can be washed over the chip, and extremely sensitive scanners are programmed to detect minuscule variations in intensity in the checkerboard pattern-which arise from slight genetic changes in p53.

The availability of more sensitive scanners and the feasibility of using list mode along with better reconstruction algorithms have also contributed to the improvement in spatial and time resolution, and thus to the quality of radiotracer kinetic analysis.

Sabotaged sensitive drug scanners provided to the Ghanaian government.

While these would not require people to line up as they do at more sensitive airport scanners, the lanes would be monitored by officers trained in profiling techniques to spot potential terrorists, he said.

Sensitive PET scanners can now identify individual tumors when a radioactive probe is inserted that carries imaging markers directly into the offending tumor cell.

At this time, the activity in the animal was only ~0.52 MBq, which is an optimum quantity to perform PET scans with the highly sensitive G8 scanner.

For those wanting more, the company also announced a souped-up 'Explorer' version that sports a pressure-sensitive finger scanner and the iPhone X-like facial unlock feature.

The detection system was set up on a home-made ultra-sensitive biochip scanner described in detail elsewhere [40,41].

Typically, the most sensitive and advanced scanners and reconstruction techniques produce RCs which exceed the upper bounds of the protocol.

The 3T MRI images where, therefore, at least equally sensitive to 1.5T scanners in detection of bone marrow edema.