Sentence examples for adjacent reference from inspiring English sources

Positive remodeling (PR) refers to a larger EEM area at a lesion site than the adjacent reference site, and negative remodeling (NR) refers to a smaller EEM area than the adjacent reference site.

Adjacent reference grasslands not affected by erosion were also sampled.

To reduce the training points, the averaging signals with the adjacent reference signals are used as the imaginary reference signals of mid-points between each training points.

We selected 40 topsoil samples from 20 pre-industrial charcoal kiln sites of Wallonia, Belgium, and adjacent reference soils unaffected by charcoal production.

Typical of early forest regeneration, the FPC and SPC generally indicated trajectories on course to achieve similar levels to the adjacent reference sites.

The impact of the Jessica oil-spill on intertidal macroinvertebrate communities was studied using a reference-impact design at three tidal levels at sites where oil deposits had been reported by a shoreline assessment team, and adjacent reference sites.

These parameters are fundamental for the next step of the computation where ORA analyzes the "blocks" not assigned to any annotated gene (located in intergenic regions) to determine whether they can be joined with an adjacent "reference-based" block.

The word "adjacent" had reference to the traditional domino theory.

It is based on comparing the 137Cs inventory in soils of a site which is suspected to be affected by soil redistribution to that of an adjacent undisturbed reference site.

For measuring the absolute elevations at the Sendai Plain using GPS instruments, it is noteworthy that the adjacent electric reference points (GPS base station) were also moved by crustal deformation of the earthquake on March 11 , 2011

The most commonly used angiographic definition of CAE is the diameter of the ectatic segment measuring more than 1.5 times the diameter of an adjacent healthy reference segment (Fig. 1) [ 21, 82].