Sentence examples for spatially position from inspiring English sources
For lesion localization during surgery, freehandSPECT scans were projected in an augmented reality video-view that was used to spatially position a gamma-ray detection probe.
A particle-tracking scheme with a sub-pixel resolution is implemented to spatially position red blood cells flowing through the channel, so that a probability density function (PDF) is constructed to evaluate the tightness of the cell focusing.
DNA tiles provide site-specific attachment sites, and can lead to spatially positioned arrays of nanoparticles or macromolecules with nanometer-scale precision.
Here we have designed a 3D in vitro model able to test the effect and predictability of spatially positioned local hypoxic stimuli using defined cell depots within a 3D collagen matrix.
We therefore moved to exploit higher order QW emission in a multi-layer QD structure which contains a single QW spatially positioned at the n-side of the stack [14] and spectrally positioned so as to have the e1-hh1 QW transition spectrally overlapping with the second excited state of the QD ensemble.
The other CD4 domains are not absolutely required for HIV-1 entry, but contribute to the efficiency of the entry process, perhaps by orienting and spatially positioning D1.
Decidualized stromal cells are temporally and spatially positioned to promote local homeostasis during implantation and counteract the threat of haemorrhage during trophoblast invasion [13].
Microfabricated devices for single cell studies in particular often require cells to be spatially positioned at specific culture sites on the device surface.
The study of the biophysical processes that oskar oligomers and Staufen undergo, are a crucial beginning in understanding how osk RNA and subsequently Oskar protein are spatially positioned within the developing oocyte.
For this genome, three fosmids were initially sequenced that appeared to be spatially positioned to maximize genome coverage.
These machines represent sets of 10 or more spatially positioned interacting proteins that undergo highly ordered movements in a machine-like assembly (Alberts, 2003).
