Sentence examples for simultaneously distinguishable from inspiring English sources

Others have shown that bacterial spores are simultaneously distinguishable from other particles in solution [ 22].

The two methods for discrimination of photo-switchable fluorophores described above, namely identification by activation wavelength or by emission wavelength, are compatible and may be combined in a multi-parameter measurement to increase the number of simultaneously distinguishable probes in a multicolor STORM image.

Simultaneously, our SDE provides a distinguishable SDEVLAD using spatial information.

Volumes of GFP signals and simultaneously detected immunostaining were not distinguishable (mean 0.4 μm3 for both, 427 and 460 voxels, respectively).

In the case of A. ervi, early embryogenesis seems to lack this universal phase and cell membranes are distinguishable through the chorion simultaneously with the first divisions.

Topographically, both protrusion and depression structures with distinguishable tribological properties were produced simultaneously.

Five nucleotide variations (nt289, nt793, nt1199, nt1385, nt1623) were genotyped simultaneously in a multiplex assay using oligonucleotides distinguishable by length.

The mLAMP method was distinguishable between B. bovis and B. bigemina, simultaneously, due to the subsequent restriction enzyme analysis.

At high temperatures the onset of crystallization of individual particles are spread out over 1.5×105 s, whereas all particles crystallize simultaneously below the nose and the crystallization is not distinguishable from that of one large sample.

The authors also demonstrated that they could engineer bacterial strains that generate distinguishable ultrasound signals, enabling two different bacterial populations to be monitored simultaneously by using strains containing gas vesicles that collapse at different pressure-pulse levels.

Although seemingly homogeneous by surface phenotype, SCNP revealed distinguishable signaling responses within individual cells in each blast population measured simultaneously.