Sentence examples for degree of spreading from inspiring English sources
HGFs exhibited a high degree of spreading and secreted a high level of collagen type I on PDA-modified disks.
Likewise, the joint time-duration and joint frequency-bandwidth quantify the degree of spreading of the joint time-frequency signature in time and frequency domain respectively.
A limited number of truncated fractures (1 4) within a permeable matrix can create nearly circular plumes, with about the same degree of spreading in the direction transverse to the average hydraulic gradient as in the longitudinal direction.
These quantities measure the degree of spreading of a line in the TF domain: Δt and Δf are equal to the full width at half maximum of the TFD of a Dirac impulse, evaluated along t for a given frequency, and of a sinusoid, evaluated along f for a given time instant, whose ideal TF representations would be straight lines[13].
Abdu et al. (1983) used range spread F index numbers, from 0 to 3, to specify the degree of spreading in the ionogram, with zero representing the absence of spread F, 1 and 2 representing weak and moderate degrees of range spreading, and 3 representing severe spreading to the extent of making the virtual height reading impossible.
Subsequently, the distribution of normal forces varied with the degree of spreading.
However, while incidence by localised cancer in Aboriginal people is somewhat lower (non-significantly), and is non-significantly higher for cancer of unknown degree of spread, Aboriginal mortality from localised and unknown degree-of-spread cancers is significantly higher.
Degree-of-spread is assigned by the NSW CCR into one of four summary stages (localised, regional, distant or unknown) [ 25].
Further, the only measure of disease severity available was degree-of-spread at diagnosis; there were no indicators of performance status available.
# Adjusted for age-group, gender, histology, country of birth, degree-of-spread, tumour location, hospital admitted, area of service, Charlson comorbidity index, surgery type.
# Adjusted for age-group, gender, histology, country of birth, histology, degree-of-spread, tumour location, hospital admitted, area of service, Charlson comorbidity index.
