Sentences with phrase «on microscopic»

But there are yet more complex ones like how exactly, on a microscopic level, snow melts in mid-air.

Maybe it would help to think on the microscopic level.

You might also want to read this article on Evaporation and this article on Microscopic Reversibility.

I leave it to theoreticians and specialists in molecular and laser physics to fight it out amongst themselves on the question of what sort of energy transfers may or may not occcur on the microscopic level between absorbent and non-absorbent gas species in the atmosphere.

But new tools are shedding light on the microscopic organisms that, although invisible to our eyes, constitute the «most diverse and abundant» life forms on earth.

The visit to Pirelli HangarBicocca winds its way through twelve works, in the form of massive installations or sculptures on a microscopic scale, which involve every aspect of the visitor's perceptions.

Again, the work is «alive» as the crystals on the engine keep on growing on a microscopic level.

In the game, players control an army of tiny aliens who are invading the earth one person at a time on a microscopic level.

Despite their gargantuan size, whale sharks pose little danger to humans as they feed solely on microscopic plankton and fish spawn.

Using stinging tentacles, the polyps feed on microscopic organisms that drift their way.

Found in the world's tropical and warm - temperate oceans, the majestic whale shark glides peacefully through the clear waters along the Yucatan coast close to Isla Holbox, Isla Mujeres and Isla Contoy during the summer months, feeding on the microscopic plankton which thrives in this environment.

Chemotherapy also is recommended to address the metastasis that already is occurring on a microscopic level.

We recommend yearly testing your pet for heartworms, this involves a small amount of blood drawn to evaluate if there are circulating Microfiliaria (immature forms of heartworms that circulate the blood stream) on microscopic examination, we will also use a heartworm snap test which tests for adult heartworms present in your pet.

Adult dogs are typically wormed when specific parasites are found on microscopic exam of stool samples, except in cases of bloody diarrhea where whipworms are suspected, since these parasites are difficult to diagnose on many stool samples.

Distinction of benign and malignant tumors is difficult even on microscopic examination.

Most of the changes that occur in pancreatitis and diseases associated with it occur on the microscopic level.

Still, however, lack of visualizing a mite on microscopic analysis is does not rule out disease.

It took another ten years for two top veterinary pathologists at Johns Hopkins, John Strandberg and Richard Montali to sort out what was happening to these cats on a microscopic level.

Urine culture is the gold standard test to rule in or out bacterial a urinary tract infection because bacteria may be missed on microscopic examination when present in low numbers or if urine is very dilute.

Accurate diagnosis and prediction of behavior (prognosis) rely on microscopic examination of tissue (histopathology).

Instead of chalk, you can use diatomaceous earth which is also sharp on a microscopic level - just make sure you use food grade.

Accurate diagnosis and prediction of behavior (prognosis) depends on microscopic examination of larger samples of tissue by histopathology.

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).

Dietary factors play a role in some cases of urinary infections and crystals, and veterinarians may change the diets of affected patients, based on a microscopic urine analysis.

Diagnosis, prediction of behavior (prognosis) and assessment of whether the tumor has been fully removed rely on microscopic examination of surgically removed tissue from the suspect tumor (histopathology).

Accurate diagnosis, prediction of behavior (prognosis) and a microscopic assessment of whether the tumor has been fully removed rely on microscopic examination of tissue samples (histopathology).

The diagnosis, prediction of behavior (prognosis) and a microscopic assessment of whether the tumor has been completely removed rely on microscopic examination of tissue samples (histopathology).

Diagnosing lymphoma requires finding cancerous cells on microscopic examination.

0 % of dogs vaccinated with VANGUARD CIV H3N2 / H3N8 had evidence of CIV H3N2 infection on a microscopic exam of lungs and trachea

If a cause isn't found, a renal biopsy can be taken for histopathology so that types of cells and structure of the kidney can be analysed on a microscopic scale which may aid in the diagnosis; however, the renal biopsy isn't always reliable.

Diagnosis is based on finding the organism on microscopic examination of a fresh fecal sample.

And frankly I'm reluctant to recommend an e-reader because it maintains better detail on the microscopic level.

Its latest effort, the e: S concept (the name stands for «eco and smart»), is a three - door, 1500 - pound, four - seat hatchback that rides on a microscopic 85.6 - inch wheelbase.

Open Water: Shot on a microscopic budget with digital cameras, Open Water is clearly this year's Blair Witch Project (and it's just as scary, too).

Except, «Annihilation» exists outside the realm of previous human experience, allowing Garland to toy with still other (im) possibilities — including the atavistic fear of how our bodies work on a microscopic level — by turning the characters» very DNA against them, while doing even stranger things to their minds.

When we think of probiotics, we usually imagine the benefits taking place on the microscopic level — healthy bacteria recolonizing and re-balancing the flora in our digestive system.

Whales depend on these microscopic creatures for subsistence.

In Lyme disease, Alan MacDonald MD has shown biofilms to exist in people with Lyme based on his microscopic exams of brain tissues.

They took it a step further, actually, and paid athletes enough to take a muscle biopsy, so the researchers could actually see what's happening to their muscles on a microscopic level.

No matter how thoroughly you cook your food, there are a lot of processes on the microscopic level going on inside it from the very moment you finish the meal and store the leftovers, including the conversion of healthy nutrients into toxins and the growth of potentially harmful bacteria.

On a microscopic level, healthy enamel is made of large crystals that are packed tightly together.

This ability to control waves derives from how the material is structured, often on a microscopic scale.

Comets might form by combining smaller ice particles, including ice condensed as frost on microscopic dust grains that somehow formed.

Inguinal mammary glands from wild - type and Slc6a14 − / − female mice (virgin) were spread on microscopic slides, fixed in Carnoy's fixative for 48 h, hydrated and stained with Carmine Alum stain overnight.

To fix genes on a microscopic scale, one cell at a time, the faulty code has to be located and physically cut — and that's what CRISPR - Cas9 does.

Previous studies of this type relied on microscopic examination of tissue samples from sacrificed animals, but this new approach allows researchers to watch the life or death of cells in real time.

The latest breakthrough in superconductors, which will be published March 20 in Science, answers a key question on the microscopic electronic structure of cuprate superconductors, the most celebrated material family in our quest for true room - temperature superconductivity.

«Particularly in tumors which we can not easily assign to a diagnostic category based solely on microscopic examination, methylation analysis is often helpful to make a precise diagnosis.

«Science shows us the many ways that life is interconnected, especially on the microscopic level, where we see how many organisms depend on close contact with or internalization of other species for food, defense, or reproduction,» said lead author John Burns, a postdoctoral researcher in the Museum's Division of Invertebrate Zoology.

Eriksson's research focuses mainly on microscopic fossils and attempts, among other things, to reconstruct ecosystems that are several hundred million years old.