Sentence examples for based on cell area from inspiring English sources
Two body size clines were rapidly established in the two continents, but the cellular mechanism underlying the establishment of the clines is not the same: the North American cline is based on cell area differences, the South American cline on cell number differences.
According to the company, Search with My Location approximates your location based on Cell ID technology already employed by Google Maps and returns businesses in that area.
The techniques proposed in this paper are based on resizing cell areas by modifying transmission power.
Specifically, object extraction was performed using a threshold that maximized the number of objects identified as cells (based on limits for cell area, cell eccentricity and a second (higher) threshold to define the inner cytosol region).
Note that under accurate purification, we expect tumor purity and tumor cellularity to be correlated but not equal, as tumor purity is an estimate of the proportion of mRNA in the sample contributed by cancerous cells, whereas tumor cellularity is based on area and cell counts.
Estimating the position of a location area update event based on two cell coverage areas.
The conventional and proposed QoS-DFFR scheme is based on dividing the cell area into two zones, i.e., center and edge zones.
The mentioned data sets provide us with a sequence of sample points of the subscriber's trajectory where each sample point has a location inaccuracy based on the cell coverage area.
We suggest that exposure to cyanobacteria based on total cell surface area above 12 mm/mL could result in increased incidence of symptoms.
Population and employment were allocated proportionally to each cell based on the area percentage of the various intersecting zones.
Early work in aphasiology also benefited from the early twentieth-century work of Korbinian Brodmann, who "mapped" the surface of the brain, dividing it up into numbered areas based on each area's cytoarchitecture (cell structure) and function; these areas, known as Brodmann areas, are still widely used in neuroscience today.
