Sentence examples for transparent continuous from inspiring English sources

SWNTs absorb NIR light in the 700-1100 nm spectral window to which biological systems are transparent; continuous NIR irradiation of SWNTs attached to cancer cells produces excessive heat in the local environment that can be utilized to achieve selective destruction of these cells without harming normal cells [ 7, 20- 22].

In the present study, we have developed a significantly more cost-effective and easy-to-perform fabrication method for the generation of optically transparent, continuous-flow reactors.

The freestanding film is highly transparent and continuous with a large area of approximately 50 cm2; the letters behind can be clearly seen through the film.

The microanalysis of their structure revealed that layers of TiO2 formed amorphous, transparent, and continuous coating.

For example, the microfluidic system for cell culture is required to be transparent for continuous optical monitoring of cell morphology.

We evidenced by scanning electron microscopy and energy dispersive spectroscopy that our depositions consisted of TiO2 nanoparticles while in the case of ZnO and Al2O3 doped (2 wt.%) ZnO transparent quasi-continuous films were synthesized.

We consent to our acts and opinions being counted, and it's made transparent in the continuous count so we understand the implications of our acts and opinions as a collective.

Another would be to develop a shared process plan, as the means for a transparent, systematic, and continuous conversation and learning about how the work can be carried out.

The transparent device allowed continuous visual observation of the animals.

USP visits should be utilized as part of a transparent culture of continuous quality monitoring and improvement.

This includes, for example, ruling out a neurogenic or organic bladder dysfunction, ensuring sufficient relaxation of the local abdominal muscles, and the correct steady positioning of the patient with a continuous transparent reference point for the measurement of pressure equivalents.