Sentence examples for using a newer device from inspiring English sources

Contrasting results may be due to the high cross sensitivity to hydrogen in the electrochemical analyzer used previously [ 27], which was less apparent using a newer device [ 19].

Three years ago, doctors began using a new device called a drug-coated stent -- a tiny metal tube -- to keep blocked heart arteries open.

Because DRM stops people from doing legitimate things - like using a new device (for example, playing a song from the iTunes store on a non-Apple player); like backing up a file; like selling, loaning or giving away a movie.

The wave began this spring as researchers reported the first results using a new device, DNA-scanning chips containing information on up to 500,000 genetically variable sites across the human genome.

Though they are not the first paraplegics to paraglide, they were the first being taught from scratch using a new device called the Phoenix, with a wheelchair in place of a normal harness.

About a year ago, Ms. Shute joined a contingent of small-business people using a new device that has revolutionized the payments process by allowing anyone with a smartphone or tablet that uses the Apple or Android operating system to process credit and debit cards.

We describe a technique for resecting small papillary superficial bladder tumors using a new device and flexible cystoscope.

Using a new device of amorphous calcium phosphate coated culture plate, we succeeded in culturing ring-cut gastroepiploic artery in a basic medium of RPMI 1640 containing 10%% fetal calf serum.

As little is known of the sporulation and dispersal dynamics of fungi, we have experimented with aerosolizing fungal spores from cultures grown in standard 9 cm Petri dishes for 3 10 h using a new device that incorporates vibration.

The one which had invalid test result or discrepant interpretation was retested using a new device.

7 10 We have shown that non-endoscopic screening is feasible and safe using a new device called the capsule sponge, or Cytosponge.