Sentence examples for equivalent enhancement from inspiring English sources

Kirschbaum (2011) pointed out that an increase in photosynthesis will not necessarily lead to an equivalent enhancement in growth, but that the potentially gained carbon may be utilized differently.

Given the complicated situation, γ-secretase enzymatic activity in this study was evaluated in homogenates in toto, and equivalent enhancements were observed following low-dose and medium-dose Ang II treatment, with greater enhancement after high-dose treatment.

For the silver colloid enhancement, equivalent volume of colloid and Rh6G solution was mixed and dropped onto the surface of a polished silicon wafer.

A reduction in the additive internal noise is related (but not equivalent) to the enhancement of the target signal; for more details about the rationale, see Ref. [21].

When the drug was given immediately after irradiation, a large cytotoxic effect was observed, equivalent to an enhancement ratio of 1-3.

The enhancement of equivalent optical path length reveals the efficient light trapping effect caused by the diffractions of the blaze grating structures, especially in the longer wavelength range.

The effect is also equivalent to a slight enhancement of thermal noise and reveals itself in our simulations when thermal noise dominates over ICI, as in the curves mentioned.

In a recently published study, the performance of DW-MRI was equivalent to that of enhancement ratio in the characterization of non fat-containing T1 hyperinon fat-containingns; boT1 methyperintenseerenalsitivity than image subtraction, however without reaching significance.

State-of-the-art MRI using breath-hold imaging sequences, a phased-array torso coil and dynamic gadolinium enhancement is equivalent to CT for demonstrating small pancreatic carcinomas and providing accurate staging information[ 22].

The results show an enhancement of the equivalent macro-stress-strain response when the aspect ratio is low corresponding to platelets-like inclusions.

An objective measure of the homogeneity degree of a region was proposed for SAR images and it is named enhancement of the Equivalent Number of Looks (ENLs).