Sentence examples for coverage parallel from inspiring English sources

T1-weighted structural volume using 3-D MP-RAGE sequence (TR = 11 msec; TE = 4.94 msec; flip angle: 158; FOV: 256×256 mm2; up to 176 axial slices, ensuring whole brain coverage, parallel to AC PC line; slice thickness: 1 mm; interslice gap: 0 mm resulting in 1×1×1 mm voxels) was acquired following the runs for each of tasks.

UNICEF reports on immunisation coverage parallel data from its sister UN organisation, the World Health Organisation (LaForce, 1995).

The drop in coverage parallels — and may be explained by — a decline in public interest.

Post-processing times are dependent on the size of the raw data and are influenced by technical parameters such as blade width, coverage or parallel imaging factors, and duration of the motion correction algorithm.

The spruce chromosomes were sampled with ~40,000 bp Fosmid inserts to obtain around two-fold genome coverage, in parallel with traditional whole genome shotgun sequencing (WGS) of haploid and diploid genomes.

Zhang et al. [110] used low-coverage massively parallel sequencing to detect CNVs in four single cells from peripheral blood.

Pyridine chemisorption-IR studies revealed that the number of surface Brønsted acid sites increases with increasing surface VOx coverage and parallels the extent of polymerization in the sub-monolayer region.

The reducibility of the surface VOx species was monitored by both H2-TPR and in situ Raman spectroscopy and also revealed that the reducibility of the surface VOx species increases with surface VOx coverage and parallels the extent of polymerization in the sub-monolayer region.

What is required is a sophisticated study into both the public response to the press coverage and a parallel study into the effects of such coverage on broadcasting output.

Probably this percentage resulted in optimal microfiller coverage, forming a parallel monomolecular silane layer, and consequently reducing the number of free hydroxyls [16].

Next generation sequencing (NGS) offers the opportunity to analyse forensic DNA samples and obtain massively parallel coverage of targeted short sequences with the variants they carry.