Sentence examples for effect of scatter from inspiring English sources

Axelsson et al. [33] reported that the relation between true and measured concentration ratios was almost linear after scatter correction and the effect of scatter correction was larger in the low counts area than in the high counts area.

This method is based on the density of the tissues traversed by the photons and on pre-computed convolution kernels that describe the degrading effect of scatter in matter on point source images.

By analysing a reconstruction of an unconscious rat scan, it was established that the effect of scatter on the brain was less than 2.5%, and of randoms was around 1%, which was sufficiently small to ignore in the reconstructions.

First we examined the effect of scatter on the accuracy of radioactivity measurements.

The possible carcinogenic effect of scatter ionizing radiation after adjuvant radiotherapy on the contralateral breast in BRCA1/2-associated BC patients, however, is not clear.

However, comparisons of double-pass and wavefront sensor MTFs are complicated by the failure of the wavefront sensor to capture scatter, and the possibility that the double-pass method exaggerates the effect of scatter.

The effect of scattering on long-wave radiative exchanges will also be analysed.

The effect of scattering in mesoscopic 'pure' inductance design circuit, just like in the mesoscopic metallic rings has been address.

They use wavelet transforms to remove the effect of scattering when locating edges and further apply the transformed results in restraining the perceptual metric.

Using illumination between 1550 and 1650 nm provided better images, as the effect of scattering is less while the effect of absorption is greater.

The effect of scattering in the multiple layered thermal barrier coating system was also evaluated and is discussed in this study.