Sentence examples for a reduced depth of from inspiring English sources

If cardiovascular variables or BIS indicated a reduced depth of anesthesia, additional propofol and sufentanil was given.

We found, furthermore, that a quality assembly suitable for serving as a reference genome template could be obtained even with a reduced depth of sequencing coverage.

Neuroimaging of 79 healthy adults showed that carriers of the rs133885 risk genotype, associated with low mathematical performance, displayed a reduced depth of the right intraparietal sulcus.

You will have a reduced depth of field and the tripod will help keep your images sharp.

These graphs show that the geometry chosen here leads to a somewhat reduced depth of the field in the plane of the bend.

The cognitive-deficit part of this would be analogous to the way that play can shift from cooperative to non-cooperative under the influence of reduced depth-of-thought (Yoshida et al., 2008).

In our FVB/NJ- Ugt1−/− mice, the reversibility threshold seems to be before P8: when PT was applied from P8 and mutant mice analyzed at P15 (Fig. 5), a compromised motor-coordination function was observed, together with reduced depth of cerebellar layers, PC number and dendritic arborization.

The reduced depth of the photic zone in most intertidal and shallow coastal sediments makes the characterization of its properties a considerable methodological challenge.

Spermatogenesis and testicular histology appeared normal in the majority of seminiferous tubules from SMARKO males at d100 (Figure 3A); however, around 10% of seminiferous tubules appeared abnormal in SMARKO testes, with vacuoles and reduced depth of seminiferous epithelium and disrupted spermatogenesis (Figure 3A, right panel).

Lower mechanical RR combined with reduced depth of anesthesia enabled spontaneous breathing (unsynchronized and superimposed to BIPAP+SBcontrolled).

Improved dim-light image formation comes at the cost of reduced depth of focus and reduction of potential accommodative lens movement.