ライフサイエンスコーパス: thermometry

1 ture are rare due to challenges of nanoscale thermometry.

2 ns in, for example, metrology, detectors and thermometry.

3 nge energy, and also by the lack of reliable thermometry.

4 combined to one image and magnetic resonance thermometry.

5 ture sensors confirm the accuracy of the NMR thermometry.

6 nder closed-loop temperature control with MR thermometry.

7 oplets undergoing free evaporation via Raman thermometry.

8 cted into vacuum have been studied via Raman thermometry.

9 in the use of tympanic thermometry than oral thermometry.

10 an additional axis during magnetic resonance thermometry.

11 w, on the basis of carbonate clumped isotope thermometry, (87)Sr/(86)Sr isotope ratios, trace element

12 Additionally, NMR thermometry allows nonequilibrium temperatures in analyt

13 This non-contact, non-invasive thermometry allows thermal imaging of very low intensity

14 MR imaging thermometry and dosimetry provide an index to predict th

15 Here we show that the combination of Raman thermometry and scanning thermal microscopy (SThM) can e

16 lso discuss possible pathways to apply Raman thermometry and SThM techniques to nanoscale and vertica

17 ish displacement methods), heating (infrared thermometry), and artifact production (beef phantom) wer

18 dio-frequency STM have allowed us to perform thermometry at the nanometre scale.

19 ance the spin coherence times accessible for thermometry by 45-fold, corresponding to a 7-fold improv

20 data, we show that carbonate clumped-isotope thermometry can be used to detect and reconstruct prehis

21 NMR thermometry can measure temperature non-invasively, but

22 l therapies, during which magnetic resonance thermometry can serve as a reliable treatment control mo

23 Clumped methane thermometry can therefore provide constraints on the gen

24 Our finding suggests that infrared ear thermometry does not show sufficient agreement with an e

25 Although nanoscale thermometry has gained much recent interest, existing th

26 could be practically leveraged for sensitive thermometry in a wide variety of biological and microsca

27 l contrast agent was effective at in vivo MR thermometry in liver but not in kidney.

28 st 25 years have seen tremendous progress in thermometry in the moderate temperature range (1 K to 12

29 r technique improves the state-of-the-art in thermometry in the sub-nK regime.

30 Species-specific Mg/Ca thermometry indicates that P. calcariformata precipitate

31 Rectal probe thermometry is commonly used to measure body core temper

32 Infrared ear thermometry is frequently used in children, because this

33 nduced heat sources with sensitive nanoscale thermometry, it may also be possible to engineer biologi

34 r measurement than traditional Johnson noise thermometry, making it potentially attractive for metrol

35 arget areas were sonicated with real-time MR thermometry monitoring, excluding critical areas from th

36 we propose to use the degree of demixing for thermometry of a binary bosonic mixture trapped in an op

37 We also demonstrate in vivo MR thermometry of BAT by hyperpolarized xenon gas.

38 thermal activation with simultaneous online thermometry of individual cells expressing genetically e

39 Precision thermometry of the skin can, together with other measure

40 This proposed application of NMR thermometry offers sufficient spatial and temporal resol

41 Thermometry performed during the treatments of 64 fibroi

42 ting of the substrate surface by a molecular thermometry strategy indicated the temperature to be abo

43 Here we present a new NMR thermometry technique that circumvents these problems by

44 Our demonstration uses a novel thermometry technique that relies on relative photodisso

45 temperature sensitivity of our spectroscopic thermometry technique.

46 We demonstrate fluorescence thermometry techniques with sensitivities approaching 10

47 in experienced nurses in the use of tympanic thermometry than oral thermometry.

48 e we demonstrate a new approach to nanoscale thermometry that uses coherent manipulation of the elect

49 rostructure, enabling Raman spectroscopy and thermometry to be obtained from the graphene top electro

50 We found oral thermometry to be the most accurate and reproducible met

51 We applied clumped isotope thermometry to carbonates from the central Chinese Loess

52 We used clumped isotope thermometry to determine body temperatures from the foss

53 Remote thermometry was also performed.

54 300-mum) proton resonance frequency shift MR thermometry was interleaved with ablations.

55 Remote thermometry was performed 20 mm from the electrode.

56 MR thermometry was performed during sonications.

57 MR thermometry was successful in all sonications and cases.

58 y kinetic tear interference images, infrared thermometry, water evaporation rate, tear break-up time,

59 Using "clumped" isotope thermometry we find that the carbonates in ALH84001 prec

60 Employing high-sensitivity Johnson noise thermometry, we report an order of magnitude increase in

61 Diameters of isotherms created from thermometry were compared with the resulting lesions by

62 Data showing evaporation rate and thermometry were compared with those of 10 normal subjec

63 y to the gas is followed by single-parameter thermometry, which determines the empirical temperature

64 motion, demonstrating a path toward absolute thermometry with quantum mechanically calibrated ticks.

65 cal and microwave waveguide delivery enables thermometry with single-cell resolution, allowing neuron

66 peratures which, along with light scattering thermometry, would open avenues for producing and charac