Sentence examples for derived intensity from inspiring English sources

Based on satellite derived intensity estimates, the JTWC briefly re-upgraded Connie to a Category 1 hurricane equivalent on the SSHWS at 1800 UTC.

The bandwidth size of 10 km was taken to prevent the formation of spatially discrete patterns or surfaces (too small bandwidth) or smoother surfaces of the derived intensity (too large bandwidth) [52].

Sections were examined for staining intensity (score 1 3) and percentage of immunoreactive tumour cells, and from this an immunoreactive score (IRS) was derived (intensity × per centpositive/100).

The present calculation suggests that for the best fit density model, the P10 photometer derived intensities (Rayleighs) need to be increased by a factor of about 2 and the V2 spectrometer intensities (Rayleigh) need to be scaled down by a factor of 0.5.

In short, the HTself method classifies an expression ratio as significant or not according to an experimentally derived intensity-dependent fold-change cutoff [ 22].

Arrays were scanned on the BeadArray Reader, and automatic image registration and intensity extraction software was used to derive intensity data per bead type corresponding to each miRNA.

Figure 3 shows the reconstruction process and results for a typical hologram of a MF. Figure 3(a) is the recorded hologram of MF at t = 3 s after it started to be formed, and Fig. 3(b) is the Fourier spectrum of the hologram containing two separated images from which one is selected to derive intensity and phase information.

This article presents a novel method for bone segmentation from three-dimensional (3-D) ultrasound images that derives intensity-invariant 3-D local image phase measures that are then employed for extracting ridge-like features similar to those that occur at soft tissue/bone interfaces.

The test used virtual self-self experiments to derive intensity-dependent cutoffs.

To estimate reliability, the HTself method used virtual self-self experiments (i.e., G3 cancer vs. G3 cancer) to derive intensity-dependent cutoffs.

Only monoexponential autocorrelation functions characteristic of narrow size distributions were subjected to cumulants analysis to obtain the Z-average size and the second-order polydispersity index and were used to derive intensity-weighted size distribution functions.