Sentence examples for at different focus levels from inspiring English sources

It is likely that a limited form of 3D image reconstruction (such as 3D deconvolution from multiple images at different focus levels) will be necessary to obtain a sufficiently good alignment as the worm is obviously not two-dimensional.

Each 5-HTT-ir fiber apparently contacting an NPY-ir soma (no visible gaps between fiber and NPY-ir soma at different focus levels at 100× magnification with immersion oil) was considered as one apposition.

This paper discusses the RF coupler induced field asymmetry and the corresponding emittance at different focusing levels, introduces a detailed beam dynamics design of a solenoid focusing channel aiming to reduce the emittance growth and studies the solenoid misalignment tolerances.

The follow-up of his/her own actions that the doctor does then takes place at different levels and with differing focus, at individual patient level and at patient group level.

Each quite different, each requires a different focus and different levels of support.

In contrast, the conservationists and the CFR protagonists focus at different levels yet share the same goal.

Phylogenomic studies addressed genome evolution at different levels, from a focus on protein families, mobile elements, whole genomes, and interdomain transfers.

Whilst this paper focuses on measurement at different structural levels, it should be acknowledged that progress and impact on RCB can be greatly nurtured or restricted by the prevailing policy.

CIM is now a postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Genetics and Evolution (Universidade Federal de São Carlos) investigating on the distribution of genetic diversity at different hierarchical levels in animal species, with focus on conservation.

By performing digital back propagation, a sequence of images at different depth positions in the sample volume can be retrieved as shown in Figs. 3 e - h), where the sub-cellular components at different depth levels can be brought into focus sequentially.

Therefore, we review here Peto's hypotheses listed above, through considering the complexity of carcinogenesis, as well as by focusing on oncogenic processes at different organismal levels: cells, organs and populations.