Sentence examples for distorted areas from inspiring English sources

It is less practical for world maps because the scale is distorted; areas farther away from the equator appear disproportionately large.

Dependence of the electrochemical performance on the grain size is referred to the existence of distorted areas in the nanocrystalline sample.

The vascular density of tumors was measured from digital images (obtained using 10× objective) that were "flattened" to reduce the intensity variations in the background pixels and cropped to eliminate distorted areas.

This can be fixed by selectively leveling the distorted areas.

C-Myc expression was detected beginning at the first week and peaking at fourth week after treatment where its expression was found at histologically distorted parenchymal areas.

The probe collision with the retina can be seen from the distorted image areas.

Among drawbacks of available models based only or mainly on observatory data that could be used in SV mapping are: assigning distorted information to areas or time spans uncovered with data and leakage of external signal into main field models.

This work also involves the careful identification and evasion of areas distorted by freezing, sectioning, processing, or staining which may affect the accuracy of FCSA and FN measurements.

Since they have not applied temporal and geographical smoothing, the results may be distorted especially in areas where the population is small.

Persisting foci of malaria infection in Khartoum are likely to distort wide area assessments and disproportionately affect future transmission within the city limits.

The results provide evidence that the KMFI has reached a level of measurable success however the remaining foci are likely to distort wide area assessments and disproportionately affect future transmission within the city limits.