Sentence examples for density of case from inspiring English sources

To estimate the cone density of Case II-2 in a 100 × 100  μm area at 600  μm from the foveal center, we manually selected circular spots more than 4  μm in the images where the brightness was obviously higher than the surrounding background level.

Comparing the gas density of Cases 4 and 5 with the other cases shows that more liquid droplets exited through the gas outlet of these two cases.

The density of cases is sufficient to formulate controlled studies.

The size of the circle corresponds to the density of cases in a particular location.

The smoothing function is used as a measure of the density of cases relative to controls over space.

One approach uses kernel methods to estimate the density of cases and the density of the population giving rise to the cases [ 21, 22].

It can be seen that the coverage areas of several Health Centres overlap and that there is a concentration of Health Centres in the central/west region, where there is a higher density of cases of dental trauma in the population studied.

The distribution of alveolar echinococcosis in Europe shows a core area with a high density of cases and border areas with clusters of a few patients or single cases.

There are over 450 postcodes in Queensland that vary significantly in geographic area coverage, and mapping case data by postcodes or postcode centroids could therefore produce maps that distort the true location and density of cases.

The mean colonisation density of cases with bacteraemic SP-CAP did not vary significantly for different Pitt bacteraemia scores (0: 6.5 log10 copies/mL, 1: 6.8 log10 copies/mL; 2: 7.0 log10 copies/mL; 3: 4.8 log10 copies/mL; p=0.63).

It is important to notice that the K function considers the intensity, the mean number of events (infections) per unit area, of the process under analysis, and therefore the detection of a clustered distribution means that the number of cases (more properly, events) is above the expected density of cases at that particular scale.