Sentence examples for sensor links from inspiring English sources
Nutrient sensor links obesity with diabetes risk.
Gary Yellen, a neuroscientist at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, adds that the new structure shows for the first time how the voltage sensor links to the pore, which, he says, "is a pretty neat thing to see".
One Flora kit, meant for a handbag, will offer a GPS sensor linked to a LED display.
The eyes have it because, when you move beyond some light-sensitive patch of cells to an optical sensor linked to enough neurons to interpret the scene, the world revealed immediately divides between hunters and hunted.
When implanting cells containing the synthetic pH sensor linked to production of insulin into type 1 diabetic mice developing diabetic ketoacidosis, the prosthetic network automatically scored acidic pH and coordinated an insulin expression response that corrected ketoacidosis.
They include a modular strap with individual links that contain separate features or sensors, like an NFC link, a heart rate sensor link a GPS link and so on.
Then, the sensor linked with the semiconductor test system by tungsten wires was put on a heating station.
Lest you think Ford hasn't learned from the Firestone debacle, each tire on the Vanquish will have a pressure and temperature sensor linked to an in-cockpit message center that monitors every aspect of vehicle performance.
Taken together these data suggest that Bid may be a central sensor linking stress signaling and (patho physiological protease activation to the activation of the mitochondrial apoptosis pathway.
Recent findings suggest that mTOR functions as an important placental growth signalling sensor, linking maternal nutrient and growth factor concentrations to amino acid transport [ 17, 18].
The sensor units were leased from an independent manufacturer and consisted of a battery-operated bed and bedside chair pressure sensor linked wirelessly to a handheld battery-operated radio-pager (details of the devices have been previously described [ 20]).
