Sentence examples for suitable readout from inspiring English sources

This ability of simulating electro-thermal performance of microbolometers in circuit simulation platform along with their noise performance allows designing of its suitable readout integrated circuit (ROIC).

A few approaches have been used to improve LFIA detection sensitivity such as the development of new labels with an easily detectable signal and the use of suitable readout techniques [3, 4].

Therefore, filopodia of Drosophila growth cones provide suitable readouts to study the functions of actin regulators [13], [14], and these regulators are evolutionarily well conserved [15].

More suitable readouts are the expression levels of the TF's targets because all these effects are integrated.

The definition of their information needs and identification of suitable readouts and endpoints of the new method, the selection of suitable tests and test chemicals, and subsequently the peer review of the method all benefit from their involvement, and importantly help to avoid the development of tests not suitable to support regulatory decisions.

Moreover, we show here that using sucrose rather than more complex carbohydrates in a high-fat diet significantly accelerated the development of obesity-induced adipose tissue inflammation, insulin resistance, impaired glucose tolerance and atherosclerosis in LDLR-/ mice leading to suitable readouts already after 12 to 16 weeks of dietary treatment.

In particular, we address the problems of thermal and inductive cross-talk, thermalization times, heat dissipation, layout and suitable SQUID readout techniques.

These findings suggest that random individual sites are less likely to generate a suitable transcriptional readout.

Suitable low noise readout electronics have to be designed in order to exploit the SDD intrinsic performances.

SypHer is a genetically encoded fluorescent pH-indicator with a ratiometric readout, suitable for measuring fast intracellular pH shifts.

A simple device for the transduction of an electrochemical signal to a visual readout suitable for point of care diagnostics has been designed.