haemoscope (Meaning)

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haemoscope (n.)

An instrument devised by Hermann, for regulating and measuring the thickness of a layer of blood for spectroscopic examination.

Synonyms & Antonyms of haemoscope

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haemoscope Sentence Examples

  1. The haemoscope provided clear visualization of the blood parasites.
  2. The veterinarian used a haemoscope to diagnose the animal's blood infection.
  3. The haemoscope's illumination allowed for detailed examination of blood samples.
  4. The researcher utilized a haemoscope to study the morphology of blood cells.
  5. The medical technician prepared the haemoscope for examination of patient blood.
  6. The haemoscope's magnifier enhanced the visibility of microscopic blood components.
  7. The doctor employed a haemoscope to monitor the patient's blood count and assess its health.
  8. The haemoscope's digital interface enabled easy sharing of blood analysis results.
  9. The biologist used a haemoscope to assess the health of fish in a study on aquatic ecosystems.
  10. The entomologist employed a haemoscope to examine the blood of insects for disease transmission.

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An instrument devised by Hermann, for regulating and measuring the thickness of a layer of blood for spectroscopic examination.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The haemoscope provided clear visualization of the blood parasites.

The veterinarian used a haemoscope to diagnose the animal's blood infection.

The haemoscope's illumination allowed for detailed examination of blood samples.

The researcher utilized a haemoscope to study the morphology of blood cells.