Sentence examples for expected to be scattered from inspiring English sources

As the clinical setting of the repair for the perforated membrane, if the size of the perforation was more than 5 mm or the graft material was expected to be scattered via the perforation, the repair was performed.

Such genes would be expected to be scattered randomly across the genome.

Thick clouds on the other hand, are expected to be very efficient at scattering light back down to ground level, as the photons must undergo many scattering events before leaving the cloud top.

Second, carbon nanotubes have low defect density, and an electronic transport is expected to be less affected by defect scattering.

Because the sensitivity to scattered coincidences is expected to be greater in 3-D mode than in 2-D mode, we measured the effect of scatter only in 3-D mode.

Scattering is expected to be negligible if care is taken to keep particles in solution near their manufacturer-listed diameters - so this is also unlikely to lead to significant errors.

The regularization term is added because in the gait recognition problem, the actual within-class scatter of gait sequences captured under various conditions is expected to be greater than the within-class scatter that can be estimated from the gallery set, which is captured under a single condition.

Scattering in air is expected to be very low, and therefore, the air insert should approximately correspond to a perfect cold region, whether the scatter correction is being applied or not.

The leakage current and optical scattering are expected to be much smaller for epitaxial thin films compared to polycrystalline thin films.

Because of the similar morphology between the Ag and Pt NPs, for the Pt-capped ZnMgO film an emission enhancement resulting from multi-scattering is expected to be weaker also, e.g., ~1.1-fold.

This process involves a generalized least-squares fitting method which can be used to estimate the slope of the best-fitting straight line that results when two separate data sets which are expected to be linearly correlated are compared via scatter-plots.