Sentence examples similar to degree of lines from inspiring English sources

After all of the type in a line has been photographed, the set of mirrors returns to its original position, and the drum bearing the sensitive film turns the amount necessary to continue on to the composition of the next line according to the degree of line spacing (leading) chosen.

According to [37], the degree of line broadening in a peak at 815 cm−1 as probing local microstructure was chosen because this peak did not overlap with other peaks and exhibited a pronounced change in the degree of line broadening.

Thus, since a Rayleigh channel has a near-zero Rician K factor, it can be expected that such channel performs worse than others with certain degree of line-of-sight (i.e. Rician paths).

The degree of LINE and Alu hypomethylation varied among different cancer cell lines.

The degree of line details in drawings has also been found to change the norms [7].

Figure 4 shows a plot of the percentage of informative loci for each primary tumor with LOH versus the degree of LINE-1 methylation in the same specimen.

The Spearman correlation coefficient for this relationship was −0.428 (p-value = 0.042), establishing that LOH was indeed significantly correlated with the degree of LINE hypomethylation.

As expected, most of the investigated markers correlated with the degree of lining thickness, cell infiltration, and vascularity (Table 1).

The degree of LINE-1 hypomethylation increases in more advanced cancers (Table  2 and Electronic supplementary material (ESM) Table  1).

This homogeneity may explain the small variation in degree of LINE-1 methylation we found compared with other studies (Choi et al. 2009; Tarantini et al. 2009).

The role of DNA hypomethylation in EO-MSS was another point that we considered in light of recent studies reporting that a high degree of LINE-1 hypomethylation is a unique feature of young onset CRC without MSI [ 30].