Sentence examples for Lack of scattering from inspiring English sources

Also, we observe that the lack of scattering certainly degrade the performance of the system, which is consistent with our intuition.

Although it explains the MSX spectrum, the bimodal size distribution proposed by Carbary et al. (2004), cannot explain the lack of scattering angle dependence of the SBUV/2 spectral shapes.

This lack of evenly scattered points between 20% and 60% EL was a result of the sharp burst of cell damage occurred between −3 to −5°C (Additional file 7: Figure S4).

As shown in Figure 1B (Plot A), the genes altered by Sambucus and Astragalus were very similar as indicated by a lack of diffuse scattering of the genes.

This could be due to the use of a small number of transducers and the lack of target scattering contribution to the PAT reconstruction through the optical fluence/photon density.

For 10 x 10 cm2 parallel opposed fields at 4, 6 and 8 MV, the mean dose at regions near the lateral interfaces of the cavity cube were decreased by 1 to 2% due to the lack of lateral scatter, while the mean dose near the proximal and distal interfaces was increased by 2 to 4% due to the greater transmission through air.

Antenna correlation occurs in many practical scenarios due to the limited antenna separation or the lack of local scatters [16].

The proposed FSAHP approach is capable of capturing not only a human's appraisal of ambiguity but also the uncertainty introduced by the lack of information or scattered opinions.

Second, the lack of attenuation and scatter correction is another limitation of this study.

This observation was consistent with the literature and may be explained by the lack of attenuation and scatter correction in planar scintigraphy [[18],[20]-[22]].

We find that the lack of increase in light scattering with cell length was independent of whether excitation was performed at 405, 488, 561, or 640 nm (data not shown).