Sentence examples for broad incidence from inspiring English sources

The optimal grating is highly efficient (>95%) over broad incidence condition and also has large fabrication tolerances.

Because of the broad incidence, morbidity and mortality associated with prostate-derived cancer, the development of more effective new technologies continues to be an important goal for the accurate detection and treatment of localized prostate cancer, lymphatic involvement and metastases.

We also demonstrate that this enhancement occurs over a broad range of incidence angles.

In this paper, to overcome the shortcoming of the periodic structure, top-flat broad band (normal incidence) and broad angular (around quasi-Brewster angle) Cr/C non-periodic multilayer reflector have been designed for the 4.48 nm soft X-ray optical system.

As a result, the photodetectors fabricated on highly antireflective AlGaN/GaN surfaces showed higher sensitivity and responsivity over a broad range of incidence angles compared to photodetectors on planar AlGaN/GaN surfaces, supporting the use of a hierarchically modified sensing surface for omnidirectional UV monitoring with higher sensitivity.

A broad range of incidence and prevalence is reported for all types of brain metastases, since calculations are based on assorted epidemiologic, autoptic and clinical studies [9].

In 2001, HMPV showed broad seasonal activity; incidence was >5% in 3 consecutive seasons (autumn, winter, and spring) and peaked at 10.6% in the spring (September November).

This claim was based on descriptive data showing the broad range of incidence rates in different parts of the world, the rapid temporal changes - such as those currently occurring in China and India - and the crucial observation of incidence rates in migrant populations.

Considering these heterogeneities, it is not surprising to see a broad range of incidences in SH.

The frequencies of mutations (5 45%) have been found to be low (Takagi et al, 1996; MacGrogan et al, 1997; Ohtaki et al, 2001), but data originated from relatively small studies, and the tumour populations examined were inhomogeneous explaining the broad range of incidences found.

In combination with homogeneous silica layers antireflection properties for a broad range of light incidence angles were achieved.