Sentence examples for density of tissues from inspiring English sources

Data from many such sweeps are integrated by a computer, which uses the radiation absorption figures to assess the density of tissues at thousands of points.

However, the algorithms used to form images from sound waves rely on a bevy of assumptions, such as the speed of sound in tissue, the density of tissues, and the number of times sound waves are reflected in the body.

Branches often exhibit asymmetric compression due to the differences in wood density of tissues under compression and tension; lower and upper parts of the branch respectively.

The conductivity, permittivity and density of tissues which is a function of frequency (as shown in Table: 1) are an important factor in power coupled to human tissues [12].

Consequently, the sympathetic innervation density of tissues expressing low NGF is significantly reduced in CD40-deficient mice, whereas the innervation density of tissues expressing high levels of NGF is unaffected.

The physiological relevance of our in vitro observations was confirmed by quantification of sympathetic innervation density of tissues that express different levels of NGF.

For data analysis, it was explicitly assumed that the density of tissue equals 1.0 g cm− 3, hence the reported units of %IA g− 1 are identical to %IA cm− 3.

ADC has been shown to correlate with cell density of tissue both within the CNS and within paediatric body tumours.

Density of tissue outside vessel lumens (densityNV), rather than vessel lumen fraction, was the main driver of overall wood density variation.

Thus, the low density of tissue found here and in other electron microscopic studies on the human brain does not necessarily imply a great loss of fibre populations.

The 3D image analysis was performed to determine bone volume/tissue volume (BV/TV), structure model index (SMI), bone mineral density of tissue volume (density of TV), and degree of anisotropy (DA).