Sentence examples for sensitive transducer from inspiring English sources

The acoustic signal is indicated by the aid of a high sensitive transducer, which converts the acoustic signal to an electric one.

In the first phase of the wind tunnel test, rolling moment was simultaneously measured using the balance and the sensitive transducer.

What is often not considered is the second role of this gold layer, as it can act as a very sensitive transducer that is located within nanometers of the probe molecules that sense the biological binding events [9,13].

Macroporous Si can potentially be used as a sensitive transducer material for detection of various biological and non-biological samples as its conductivity, capacitance, and/or refractive index changes upon adsorption of molecules on its surface [8, 9].

Biosensors, combining a selective biological recognition element and a sensitive transducer, are versatile analytical tools applied more and more in different fields, such as medicine, food quality and safety control, and environment pollution monitoring.

Accordingly, this review summarizes the basis of the EIS technique as well as its implementation not only in common Faradaic EIS (impedimetric) bio-sensors using NCs as highly sensitive transducer platforms but also in not so conventional non-Faradaic EIS (capacitive) approaches.

SiCAr1 and SiCNi5% were chosen as sensitive transducers for the elaboration of amperometric glucose biosensors.

Aortic pulse wave velocity (aPWV) was assessed by sensitive transducers and the results were analysed using the Complior program (Complior, Artech Medical, Pantin, France) [ 16].

Moreover, shear stress-induced Sirt1 expression and autophagy were redox dependent, whereas Sirt1 might act as a redox-sensitive transducer mediating reactive oxygen species-elicited autophagy.

Given the pivotal role of Sirt1 in maintaining cellular homeostasis during oxidative stress, we then examined whether Sirt1 could function as a redox-sensitive transducer.

Recordings were made through a pressure-sensitive transducer catheter inserted epidurally and connected to a small device which is radiometrically connected to a computer system.