Sentence examples for specimens in time from inspiring English sources

This article is organized as follows: Section II presents a methodology for measuring impulsive noise generated by two specimens in time domain using an antenna and a digital oscilloscope, and we study how some parameters (voltage and geometric dimensions) affect the impulsive noise spectrum.

This limitation is overcome by microscopy which allows quantitative analysis of biological specimens in time and space and remains the main way to monitor the fate of cells.

There was a tendency to capture fewer specimens in time, but these variations did not justify servicing the traps at shorter intervals.

SCH specimens in which time to fixation and fixation time were (1) 0 and 24 h, (2) 0 h and 10 days, (3) 6 and 24 h, (4) 24 and 24 h, or (5) 24 h and 10 days were assessed by FISH (HER2/CEP17 ratio).

"I've seen a lot of giant squid specimens in my time, but mainly those hauled out of the ocean.

A novel method of measuring vaporized chromium species from metallics specimens, in real time, was developed to enable more rapid alloy and coating screening for use as solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) interconnects.

Schiffhauer and colleagues demonstrated the feasibility of confocal reflectance microscopy for identifying the presence of neoplasia in unfixed breast CNB specimens in real time [ 10].

For example, if a new machine can run twice the number of specimens in shorter time, it may decrease the cost per procedure and save money.

CSLM is a technique with the potential to screen needle core biopsy specimens in real-time.

In this study, we propose an improved version of a branch and bound algorithm that can assemble a pair of haplotypes with an optimal solution from SNP fragments of a honeybee specimen in practical time bound.

Bleach-sedimentation allowed examination of more of each specimen in the time available but decreased the inter-observer reliability with which slides were read.