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- adjective Of, pertaining to, or using
microfluidics
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Examples
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The technology, called a microfluidic cassette, allows precise analysis of very small volumes of fluids and can be used to study patients 'genes and proteins.
R&D Mag - News 2010
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This piece of silicone is called the microfluidic chip because of the fluid channels carved into it.
TechnologyOwl.com 2008
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This piece of silicone is called the microfluidic chip because of the fluid channels carved into it.
TechnologyOwl.com 2008
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LOCAD uses small, thumb-sized "microfluidic" cartridges that are read by the experiment reader.
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[LOCAD uses small, thumb-sized "microfluidic" cartridges that are read by the experiment reader.
SpaceRef Top Stories 2008
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It may also be possible to use techniques such as microfluidic surgery to correct problems in heart chamber and valve formation, "Miller says.
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It may also be possible to use techniques such as microfluidic surgery to correct problems in heart chamber and valve formation, "Miller says.
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A microfluidic channel, through which the liquid containing the sample to be analyzed will flow, is added on top of the metal and sensor array.
Television 2010
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A microfluidic channel, through which the liquid containing the sample to be analyzed will flow, is added on top of the metal and sensor array.
tingilinde: 2008
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The Disposable Insulin Jewel Pump from Debiotech and STMicroelectronics is the most advanced use of microfluidic MEMS technology in diabetes treatment.
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