Sentence examples for diffusion variability from inspiring English sources

While the use of this methodology has great potential for assessing cartilage degeneration in in vivo longitudinal studies, the thin layer of articular cartilage and the small joint space in mice combined with diffusion variability between contrast agents remain challenges for accurate quantification of signal change.

In these models, which describe the SAT surprisingly well despite their simplicity (Ratcliff, 1978; Palmer et al., 2005; Ratcliff and McKoon, 2008), the drift represents the available sensory information, and the diffusion causes variability in decision times and choices.

This indication might be important in understanding the evolutionary and selection processes that determined the occurrence and diffusion of this variability in the goat genome.

The wide variability of diffusion restriction in the TZ from benign changes decreases the conspicuity of tumors there.

The variability in diffusion changes may also reflect differences in the evolution of the disease process as idiopathic RBD is supposed to precede the occurrence of Parkinson's disease by many years or differences in brainstem compartments that are potentially damaged (white and/or grey matter).

In contrast, the high diffusion (82%%) and low variability across Europe of the computer use to search for online medical information might suggest: (i) an increased trust and awareness of GPs upon the quantity and quality of available knowledge on the Internet; (ii) its use as mainly personal support in daily practice, not for collaboration with other physicians.

Therefore, the objective of this work is to describe the time dependent variability of the diffusion coefficient of chlorides into concrete.

The analyte specific variables with considerable variability in literature, specifically the elution factor and analyte diffusion coefficient, as well as the consideration of the effective sampling area are discussed in the following.

This paper focuses on the effect of variabilities on the diffusion matrix.

Anatomy was highly consistent on structural acquisition (~ 1 5% variability), while variation on diffusion and several other quantitative scans was higher (~ < 10%).

Figure  6 shows the estimates for the variability parameters of the diffusion model, averaged over participants.