Sentence examples for degrees of magnification from inspiring English sources
The staff offers people who cannot read the fine print on the menu reading glasses in four degrees of magnification -- 1, 1.5, 2 and 2.5.
PM morphology was observed by TEM at an acceleration voltage of 220 kV with various degrees of magnification.
The findings support the use of the analysis of cell nuclei at these different degrees of magnification in the diagnosis of prostate cancer.
Thus, the three degrees of magnification differentiated tumor tissue from both normal and hyperplastic tissue, achieving a better performance than the fractal dimension and entropy analyses.
The quantification of cell nuclei allowed the differentiation of tumor tissue from both normal and hyperplastic tissue at all three degrees of magnification studied, indicating potential in clinical practice for the histological diagnosis of prostate cancer.
As differences in radiographic protocols between studies can potentially result in varying degrees of magnification of the X-ray image, we could not reliably compare quantitative measures between studies; analysis of measured JSW was therefore limited to the HBM cases and family controls only.
Each section was observed under different degrees of magnifications (× 2000, × 10,000, × 25,000) with the same microscope parameters (HV 20 kV, Det LFD, pressure 0.90 mbar).
An important advantage is that these maps look smooth and crisp at any degree of magnification; you never see the graininess of individual pixels.
The case of a star being observed through a telescope is quite different, because no degree of magnification can possibly make a star appear as anything other than a point of light.
One is the Geenough type, which is fixed magnification in which primary magnification is achieved by a paired set of objective lenses with a set degree of magnification.
Despite that, it should be considered that distance varying between the X-ray source and the image receptor will always cause a degree of magnification, the larger the distance, the lower the magnification.
