Sentence examples for slight ablation from inspiring English sources
Ultrasound is laser generated by thermoelastic expansion or by slight ablation at the surface of the material and acoustic reflections coming back to the surface are detected using a laser beam reflected/backscattered by the material.
In addition, 22 shower-associated meteors were observed; Geminids showed mainly slight differential ablation, while Taurids were more likely to ablate uniformly.
These measurements demonstrate that under slight oversampling conditions (at an ablation spot diameter of 5 μm in diameter) still high-quality mass spectral data can be obtained in high-resolution AP-SMALDI imaging and that there is still potential for a further increase in spatial resolution.
As previously described (Bishop et al, 2008), ablation of Phd3 (VHLWT;PHD3KO) resulted in a slight hypertrophy of the CB and AM (Fig 6A and C, top panels).
The slight variation of thickness attributed to the difference in ablation rate of Ag and ZrO2.
This translated into a reduced activation of signal transduction cascades with a slight reduction in EGF induced ERK1/2 phosphorylation, but a complete ablation of the EGF induced Akt phosphorylation (Fig. 3B).
This glacier contains only ablation and saturation zones; the winter chill is so slight that no superimposed ice is formed.
For these short pulses, the measured ablation fluence has weak pulse width dependence and hence shows a slight positive slope.
Ablation of both ABI1 and ABI2 (ABI1/ABI2) was associated with a very slight reduction in F-actin levels in control cells, consistent with a requirement for ABI1/ABI2 in the WRC.
For F above the ablation threshold (FIR_1 = 1.5 J/cleaninganisg is efficient but the marble surface has still a slight yellow hue.
An observed slight decrease in ciliated neuron numbers and thinning of projections in morpholino-treated embryos, similar to that seen in the laser ablation experiments, is likely a secondary effect due to the absence of normally adjacent microvillous neurons.
