Sentence examples for a heterogeneous background from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, whilst these phantom-tuned parameters perform well on the more complex lesion shapes used in this study, we have not evaluated their performance on heterogeneous lesions (beyond those with a necrotic core), or lesions in a heterogeneous background.
The prop1 mutation was maintained on a heterogeneous background.
Here we report a significant increase in maximal lifespan by the deletion of RasGrf1 in inbred mice with a heterogeneous background.
Goto-Kakizaki (GK) rat, a spontaneous non insulin dependent diabetes model with a heterogeneous background, is recognized as one of the best model for human T2DM.
Natural spatial and temporal variability provides a heterogeneous background that makes it difficult to understand and quantify ecosystem responses to specific stressors.
In flour beetles, continuous selection over 130 generations on pupa weight, starting from a heterogeneous background, has also resulted in constant increase of phenotypic value with a small decline in genetic variance.
ADM has been shown particularly useful in complex systems involving a huge number of users with different abilities to access information, with a complex structure where a huge number of nodes have to be organized in a clear way to produce specifications that are discussed by people with an heterogeneous background.
However, the present study extends these findings to a population-based health survey of individuals from a more heterogeneous background than most cohorts of blood donors and to women included long before RA diagnosis.
The love lyric has had a similarly heterogeneous background.
The experimental results suggest that the method potentially can be used successfully to segment atypical nevi and melanomas in lesions with a highly heterogeneous background skin.
However, estimating a spatially heterogeneous background seismicity rate is not straightforward because of inadequate knowledge on small-magnitude earthquakes and focal mechanisms in earlier catalog duration, and the short reference period.
