Sentence examples for use of a focused from inspiring English sources

However, some ambiguity regarding the location of transient formation required the use of a focused MeV ion microbeam.

Compared to the already existing systems, based on collimated beams, the use of a focused microbeam gives the advantage of a faster irradiation procedure, since the beam can be positioned onto the targeted cells by means of a fast electrostatic deflection system.

Causality is often determined by a standard toxicity identification evaluation (TIE), but when there is strong historical evidence of a likely toxicant, we propose use of a focused TIE procedure to screen samples using manipulations specifically designed to identify pyrethroid- or chlorpyrifos-related toxicity.

A cutting-edge development of our centre is the use of a focused proton beam to create three-dimensional microstructures with high aspect ratios and structural accuracy.

The use of a focused ion beam technique is introduced as a means for exploring sub-surface cracking in brittle materials.

An additional mode of attack, Kuhn reports, requires the use of a focused ion beam workstation, which can cut or add tracks to the chip's surface.

This clear demonstration of BDD as a photoelectrochemical pH sensor is in principle extendable to mapping the spatial variation in pH across a BDD surface by use of a focussed light spot.

The cathode-ray oscillograph makes use of a sharply focused electron beam to display the relationship between variable quantities on a luminescent screen similar to that used in a television.

Despite the limitations, the strength of the study lies in the use of a highly focused, experimental method.

Also, use of a focus groups methodology, because it stimulates dialogue, might be more useful for participants who have not thought out in detail their beliefs regarding research participation.

The use of a focus group acknowledges the importance of looking at variables in a natural setting and allows the interviewer to establish a safe environment in which the participants feel comfortable enough to share personal information.