The word
"microscopic" means something that is extremely tiny and can only be seen with the help of a microscope, which is a special tool used to magnify small objects.
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This is an excellent example of the fact that efficiency enhancement in modern combustion engines is now taking place at
microscopic levels.
The majority of internal parasites are diagnosed by
microscopic examination of the feces for eggs that are released by the adult female in your pet's intestine.
All these processes would occur
in microscopic pockets of liquid within the ice.
I like to think we can apply this same logic to many other things, including a belief that we evolved on this planet from
microscopic organisms.
To test the underlying mechanisms, they built a large - scale structure that helps mimic the behavior of
microscopic particles.
This helps the sensor to differentiate objects
at microscopic scales, literally.
Scientists estimate that 100 to 10,000 species —
from microscopic organisms to large plants and animals — go extinct each year.
Their wings are composed of
microscopic scales that protect the insect from moisture, and also produce elegant color patterns.
Computer simulations offer the possibility to study matter
with microscopic detail and predict properties solely based on an accurate description of molecular interactions.
Moreover, as a heavy ion passes through a column of cells, it forms a «track» — a line of destruction that can easily be seen in
microscopic images.
By analyzing
microscopic structures in a fossil, researchers can sometimes figure out which pigments they correspond to or which wavelengths of light they reflect.
Therefore, stool samples should be taken to the veterinarian
for microscopic examination for the worm eggs if worms are suspected.
Your veterinarian will confirm the diagnosis
by microscopic examination of a skin scraping.
I am interested in
microscopic life forms that are the foundation of what we see.
You should bring a fresh stool sample (deposited in the last 12 hours) with you to the appointment so that the vet can check for
microscopic parasite eggs.
There, these elements stimulate
microscopic plant production, which draws carbon dioxide into the water to aid in plant growth.
The best way to determine if a pet has a gastrointestinal parasite is to submit a fecal sample for
microscopic analysis.
This is done by placing a small needle into an affected lymph node and removing cells for
microscopic evaluation.
The researchers took molecules of different sizes and colours and
used microscopic imaging to see which size of molecule could get into the gap between an immune cell and another cell.
Today, there are seven different fiber types, and
as microscopic techniques improve, more may be discovered.
Despite this prevalence, technical limitations in
microscopic studies have led to competing models for how the DNA is organized inside these chromosomes.
They can be food allergies, or they can be a sign of vitamin and mineral deficiencies or they can be a sign of
microscopic mites, or all of the above.
We hear a lot about plastics breaking down at sea, but scientists are discovering that a shocking quantity of plastic enters the ocean already in
microscopic form.
A system of tubes containing a culture of
microscopic algae in water is used to cool some of the hot components.
Once fleas enter a home, they will continuously lay
microscopic eggs which fall onto your floors, furniture, pet bedding, and clothing.
Something as big as an elephant and a blue whale just grew out of a group of random
microscopic cells.
Sometimes the only evidence that your dog has a parasite infestation is the presence of
microscopic worm eggs in the stool that can only be detected by having your vet test a stool sample.
In movies, exploring the body up close often involves shrinking to
microscopic sizes and taking harrowing rides through the blood.
The majority of vent animals release
microscopic larvae that are carried by ocean currents.
On
microscopic exam, there will be no red blood cells present (other than in the very unlikely situation of having two health issues occurring simultaneously).
There are almost always artist specials for 10 % off, and a tiny,
microscopic amount of the sales from those leggings come back to yours truly to help pay for this site.
First, it is hard to tell if a piece of paper even contains a message written in
microscopic bacteria.
These regular patterns could be useful in processes such as
creating microscopic channels for transporting liquids.
After a thorough explanation of the theoretical essentials, there will be demonstrated
microscopic techniques used in modern biomedical laboratories.
This rest is needed only because you have used weights that cause more
microscopic tears within your muscles.
Some cats form urinary stones or
microscopic crystals, which can become stones, in their urinary tract.
On a
more microscopic nutritional level, assessing protein quality is better defined.
This means the virus can travel long distances and remain ineffective for up to two weeks traveling on
microscopic pieces of dust and debris.
Within a few decades, maybe sooner, it should be possible to
build microscopic robots that can assemble and replicate themselves.
They found that elements of the wood's structure helped facilitate the process efficiently, with
microscopic pores and larger channels allowing water to flow quickly and continuously to the sun - heated surface.
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