Sentence examples for domain exposure from inspiring English sources

Although the intensity domain exposure fusion method shows good performance in most of areas, it sometimes fails to preserve the contrast as shown in Figure 10a (see outdoor areas).

In this section, we present two examples, image sharpening and gradient domain exposure fusion, where the gradient domain processing with the variable weights can be more effective than the existing approaches.

Samples were analyzed to evaluate levels and sources of fecal contamination in each tested public and domestic domain exposure pathway.

Survey participants were asked to rank the importance of knowledge elements in the domain "Exposure to toxicants".

However, despite the close proximity of the N-terminal region with the BH3 domain, the N-terminal change occurred independent and downstream of BH3 domain exposure as BCL-XL-sequestered BAK existed exclusively in an N-terminal-occluded conformation.

A hydrophobic interaction column, which separates proteins according to hydrophobic domain exposure, showed that fraction 11 is highly hydrophobic, as is characteristic of many oligomers (Campioni et al., 2010).

By further delineating the structural rearrangements involved, we reveal that BAK activation progresses through a series of independent steps: BH3-domain exposure, N-terminal change, oligomerization, and membrane insertion.

In each of these domains, exposure to ETS is associated with evidence of increased subclinical vascular disease.

The risk of bias domains "exposure assessment" and "confounding" were less developed than other domains that were transferred more directly from established evidence-based risk of bias tools.

Knowledge During each measurement, the knowledge of the participants regarding the relevant fatigue-related information will be measured by means of 20 true or false statements, containing all sub-domains (exposure to daylight, sleeping, physical activity, and nutrition) of the intervention.

This close apposition confers structural reorganization of the receptor intracellular domain and exposure of the kinase active site (Hubbard, 1999).