Sentence examples for Main intensity from inspiring English sources

Briefly, the percentage of positive tumor cells per slide (0% to 100%) was multiplied by the main intensity of staining (0: negative; 1: very weak; 2: weak; 3: moderate; 4: intense).

After the addition of β-CD with (ZnO/CeO2), the main intensity peaks of (ZnO/CeO2 -β-CD system are slightly lower than (ZnO/CeO2 -β-CD

We further checked this by plotting the inverse main intensity field (1/F) at the dip equator, multiplied by an arbitrary factor, 5 × 106, in order to reach the same amplitude range as EEJ.

The main intensity differences were observed at 518 and 736 cm−1, and the intensity mappings of the mouse brains at two different Raman bands are shown in Fig. 15b.

Red shifting is observed in the case of ZnO laali as evident in an increased particle size (8.3 nm) as determined from the FWHM of the main intensity peak (2θ = 32.25°) using Debye Scherrer's equation.

The average particle size of the ZnO was found to be 6.5 nm which was derived from the FWHM of the main intensity peak corresponding to (101) at 36.33° while that of ZnO methyl red was found to be 6.3 nm.

The ARF without scattering kernel agreed well with the main intensities from the line source, but could not correctly capture the photon scattering in the detector (Fig. 2b).

The XRD patterns are normalized to the same main peak intensity.

But the main peak intensity of the both TiO2/β-CD and ZnO/β-CD nanocomposites are slightly lower than bare TiO2 and ZnO.

The classification of seismically induced landslides and the related 'event sizes' is based on five main factors: 'Intensity', 'Fault factor', 'Topographic energy', 'Climatic background conditions', 'Lithological factor'.

The reduction in the main peak intensity in alkali-activated slags as compared to OPC systems can be attributed to a faster product layer formation around the slag particles immediately after the ionic concentrations in the pore solution reaches the critical value (i.e., immediately after the induction period) thereby inhibiting further reaction.