Sentence examples for consistent shrinkage from inspiring English sources

When scientists looked at data from September, compared to the same month over the past decade, they found a consistent shrinkage, with the opening up of the ozone hole occurring later each year.

Patients under radiotherapy for head-and-neck cancer often suffer of long-term xerostomia, and/or consistent shrinkage of parotid glands.

In spinal white matter, an immediate breathing gas shift after the hyperbaric air exposure from air to both (80 20) and (50 50) heliox, coincident with recompression to either 285 or 405 kPa, caused consistent shrinkage of all air bubbles, until they disappeared from view.

Further, the wide fractures (∼1 m) in this thick deposit (>150 m) are also consistent with deposit shrinkage in the order of a few percent.

Because this slight shrinkage was consistent with the possibility of a hematoma, follow-up observation was continued.

Consistent with predictions, both monotonic shrinkage and initial shrinkage followed by partial recovery are observed in our testing campaign which includes 20 shales from a variety of geological settings.

The observed flow events and pressure changes are consistent with numerical simulations of shrinkage flow.

The heat-press method is easily handled, creates less porosity than the conventional powder slurry method, produces consistent quality, and avoids firing shrinkage.

Sintering above a solid volume fraction of 0.9 appeared to be dominated by pore shrinkage and elimination consistent with the common perception of final stage sintering.

We prove that the linear shrinkage estimator is consistent and asymptotically optimal under the expected quadratic loss, and will have more stable numerical performance than the sample covariance matrix.

Overall, this study establishes new connections between Dirichlet process functional inference, the bootstrap, consistent sandwich covariance estimation, ridge shrinkage regression, WLS, and sensitivity analysis, to provide regression methodology useful for inferences of the mean dependent response.