Sentence examples for alter intensity from inspiring English sources

With Soering, she explained, it wasn't like that: I love you, and it may alter intensity and direction from time to time, but I will always love you with a part of me which no one else will be able to snatch.

One of the issues to consider when examining staining intensity alone is that even a small fraction of staining artifact can significantly alter intensity values.

Protocolized cardiovascular management based on functional hemodynamic monitoring has the added advantages of being intuitively obvious (facilitating buy-in by stakeholders), pleuripotential (many different monitoring devices can all drive the same protocol) and scalable (alter intensity of resuscitation), and lends itself to automation.

For each MC under consideration, the developed protocol asked the operator to select a ROI corresponding to the zone of altered intensity on the unenhanced image and two ROIs as controls, because a reference for the "healthy" bone marrow in at least one control ROI was necessary.

The readily visible artifacts are created by altering intensity levels in specific regions of the chip either by fixing them to constant value or by rescaling them to achieve altered intensity variance.

We discovered 179 protein spots with altered intensity when comparing Triops exposed animals to a control group, and 69 spots were identified using nano-LC MS/MS.

The results presented in this paper demonstrate that SELDI analysis of CRC serum, compared to noncancer detects an altered intensity in a number of characteristic peaks which, when analysed by ANNs, have sensitivities and specificities in excess of 90%.

Changes in the tube voltage alter the intensity of the ring.

These "truncation" artefacts may occur due to abrupt concentration changes during high spatial k-space filling, and may alter the intensity, shape and anatomical detail of the structures.

The panel scanned every single autoradiogram and compared them with each other using image-processing software to alter orientation, intensity, and contrast.

Fragmentation also leads to edge effects, which, when compounded by habitat degradation, may alter the intensity of a number of ecological processes.