Sentence examples for a homogeneous target from inspiring English sources

Using a monochromatic X-ray beam from a synchrotron source the electron density of a homogeneous target was determined by measuring the refraction that occurs at the air target interface for a known angle of incidence.

In BCTs which pursue evidence on effectiveness due to health care system-related factors, there must be a homogeneous target population, and if there are several diagnoses, they should preferentially be differentiated and evidence presented separately for each diagnosis.

DNA-based assays are often more robust than RNA-based assays, and whereas the mutation spectrum causing TSG inactivation is usually diverse (which limits the utility of mutation-specific detection strategies for tumor screening programs), TSG inactivation by promoter hypermethylation provides a more homogeneous target for molecular screening strategies.

The HW-PLD has a target rotating system ensuring homogeneous target ablation.

We have designed a single-stranded DNAzyme aptamer sensor for homogeneous target molecular detection based on chemiluminescence resonance energy transfer (CRET).

Thus, the molecular specificity of OSNs established by OR expression is maintained in molecularly homogeneous target glomeruli, creating a stereotyped glomerular map of ORs, with any 1 OR typically represented by two glomeruli [6], [7], [8].

Numerical analyses for the parameter variations exercised in this study (impact velocities 1 3.5 km/s and penetrator yield strengths of 1 4 GPa) produced penetration depths of a tungsten alloy rod (length 200 cm, diameter 20 cm) which varied from 5.1 m to 28 m in a homogeneous limestone target.

During the dose optimization process the dose constraints were adjusted to obtain adequate and homogeneous target volume coverage while minimizing dose in heart, spinal cord, and both lungs.

Changes in the appearance of crowded targets bear a strong resemblance to the filling-in that occurs when regions of texture perceptually complete across either homogeneous target regions or the blind spot [ 42, 43].

Since the evaluation was dealing with very homogeneous target informants (orphans, elderly, disabled and especially those infected and affected by HIV&AIDS) increasing the sample size may not therefore have more value addition.

Control points could be used to delineate the target areas; however, in turbid waters it is more reliable to detect larger homogeneous targets than control points.