Definition of densitometer in English:

densitometer

noun ˌdɛnsɪˈtɒmɪtəˌdɛnsəˈtɑmədər

1A device for measuring the density of a material.
Example sentencesExamples
- The protein fingerprints could be deciphered clearly upon scanning the gets using the laser densitometer.
- The relative intensities were either estimated or measured using a device that determined the darkness of the spots called a densitometer.
- Unfortunately the stain cannot be read by densitometers that measure only white light.
- Measurement of signal intensity was performed with a laser densitometer (Bio-Rad) using the Molecular Analyst program on an IBM compatible computer.
- Relative protein levels were determined by scanning the immunoblot with a laser scanning densitometer.
2An instrument for measuring the photographic density of an image on a film or photographic print.
显像密度计
Example sentencesExamples
- It is time to set aside the densitometer and resume my artistic endeavors.
- The resulting films were quantitated on an imaging densitometer.
- If you do not have a densitometer, you will have to print the negative to determine if its density and contrast range are suitable.
- A peripheral bone densitometer is used to screen for osteoporosis, and can make one aware of low bone mass.
- Photographs of the implants were taken with ‘control implants’ (an unused piece of nylon to correct for differences in film development) and analyzed with a densitometer.

Derivatives

densitometric

adjective

The authors conclude that fully automated cell counts and densitometric analyses of bronchial biopsy tissue from patients with asthma are unbiased and decrease the variability in measures of inflammation.
Example sentencesExamples
- The World Health Organization's criteria for the densitometric diagnosis of osteoporosis strictly apply only to white postmenopausal women.
- For sixteen pools, each representing a high or low pool of a specific sire-by-marker combination, densitometric estimates of allele frequency were compared to estimates of allele frequency obtained by individual genotyping.
- Quantitative comparisons between each evolved clone and the ancestor are based on densitometric analyses of the gels.
- In fact, densitometric analysis of the mle RNA and the control rRNA in males and females revealed that females contain about seven times more mle RNA than males.

densitometrically

adverb

When the intensity of the bands of double-stranded DNA was densitometrically analyzed, a dose - response relationship and a time-dependence were observed.
Example sentencesExamples
- The intensity of bands indicating digestion was densitometrically measured and an average for two independent amplifications and three independent digestions was calculated.
- The intensity of the band was measured densitometrically and found to make up maximally 10% of the total amount of the applied protein.

densitometry

noun

The rate of synthesis of late-gene or middle-gene products at each time was measured by densitometry of each protein band and expressed in arbitrary units.
Example sentencesExamples
- However, noninvasive quantification is now achievable with lung densitometry using computed tomography to measure the loss of lung tissue associated with emphysema.
- Physical properties of lipids such as density and thickness have been studied by differential scanning calorimetry, pressure calorimetry or dilatometry, and densitometry and other methods.
- Bone densitometry is a simple, painless, computerised X-ray technique that allows measurement of bone density.
- Osteoporosis is best diagnosed by a procedure known as bone densitometry.

Definition of densitometer in US English:

densitometer

nounˌdensəˈtämədərˌdɛnsəˈtɑmədər

1A device for measuring the density of a material.
Example sentencesExamples
- Measurement of signal intensity was performed with a laser densitometer (Bio-Rad) using the Molecular Analyst program on an IBM compatible computer.
- The protein fingerprints could be deciphered clearly upon scanning the gets using the laser densitometer.
- The relative intensities were either estimated or measured using a device that determined the darkness of the spots called a densitometer.
- Unfortunately the stain cannot be read by densitometers that measure only white light.
- Relative protein levels were determined by scanning the immunoblot with a laser scanning densitometer.
2An instrument for measuring the photographic density of an image on a film or photographic print.
显像密度计
Example sentencesExamples
- A peripheral bone densitometer is used to screen for osteoporosis, and can make one aware of low bone mass.
- If you do not have a densitometer, you will have to print the negative to determine if its density and contrast range are suitable.
- It is time to set aside the densitometer and resume my artistic endeavors.
- The resulting films were quantitated on an imaging densitometer.
- Photographs of the implants were taken with ‘control implants’ (an unused piece of nylon to correct for differences in film development) and analyzed with a densitometer.

单词	densitometer
释义	Definition of densitometer in English: densitometer noun ˌdɛnsɪˈtɒmɪtəˌdɛnsəˈtɑmədər 1A device for measuring the density of a material. Example sentencesExamples The protein fingerprints could be deciphered clearly upon scanning the gets using the laser densitometer. The relative intensities were either estimated or measured using a device that determined the darkness of the spots called a densitometer. Unfortunately the stain cannot be read by densitometers that measure only white light. Measurement of signal intensity was performed with a laser densitometer (Bio-Rad) using the Molecular Analyst program on an IBM compatible computer. Relative protein levels were determined by scanning the immunoblot with a laser scanning densitometer. 2An instrument for measuring the photographic density of an image on a film or photographic print. 显像密度计 Example sentencesExamples It is time to set aside the densitometer and resume my artistic endeavors. The resulting films were quantitated on an imaging densitometer. If you do not have a densitometer, you will have to print the negative to determine if its density and contrast range are suitable. A peripheral bone densitometer is used to screen for osteoporosis, and can make one aware of low bone mass. Photographs of the implants were taken with ‘control implants’ (an unused piece of nylon to correct for differences in film development) and analyzed with a densitometer. Derivatives densitometric adjective The authors conclude that fully automated cell counts and densitometric analyses of bronchial biopsy tissue from patients with asthma are unbiased and decrease the variability in measures of inflammation. Example sentencesExamples The World Health Organization's criteria for the densitometric diagnosis of osteoporosis strictly apply only to white postmenopausal women. For sixteen pools, each representing a high or low pool of a specific sire-by-marker combination, densitometric estimates of allele frequency were compared to estimates of allele frequency obtained by individual genotyping. Quantitative comparisons between each evolved clone and the ancestor are based on densitometric analyses of the gels. In fact, densitometric analysis of the mle RNA and the control rRNA in males and females revealed that females contain about seven times more mle RNA than males. densitometrically adverb When the intensity of the bands of double-stranded DNA was densitometrically analyzed, a dose - response relationship and a time-dependence were observed. Example sentencesExamples The intensity of bands indicating digestion was densitometrically measured and an average for two independent amplifications and three independent digestions was calculated. The intensity of the band was measured densitometrically and found to make up maximally 10% of the total amount of the applied protein. densitometry noun The rate of synthesis of late-gene or middle-gene products at each time was measured by densitometry of each protein band and expressed in arbitrary units. Example sentencesExamples However, noninvasive quantification is now achievable with lung densitometry using computed tomography to measure the loss of lung tissue associated with emphysema. Physical properties of lipids such as density and thickness have been studied by differential scanning calorimetry, pressure calorimetry or dilatometry, and densitometry and other methods. Bone densitometry is a simple, painless, computerised X-ray technique that allows measurement of bone density. Osteoporosis is best diagnosed by a procedure known as bone densitometry. Definition of densitometer in US English: densitometer nounˌdensəˈtämədərˌdɛnsəˈtɑmədər 1A device for measuring the density of a material. Example sentencesExamples Measurement of signal intensity was performed with a laser densitometer (Bio-Rad) using the Molecular Analyst program on an IBM compatible computer. The protein fingerprints could be deciphered clearly upon scanning the gets using the laser densitometer. The relative intensities were either estimated or measured using a device that determined the darkness of the spots called a densitometer. Unfortunately the stain cannot be read by densitometers that measure only white light. Relative protein levels were determined by scanning the immunoblot with a laser scanning densitometer. 2An instrument for measuring the photographic density of an image on a film or photographic print. 显像密度计 Example sentencesExamples A peripheral bone densitometer is used to screen for osteoporosis, and can make one aware of low bone mass. If you do not have a densitometer, you will have to print the negative to determine if its density and contrast range are suitable. It is time to set aside the densitometer and resume my artistic endeavors. The resulting films were quantitated on an imaging densitometer. Photographs of the implants were taken with ‘control implants’ (an unused piece of nylon to correct for differences in film development) and analyzed with a densitometer.
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