Sentence examples for exponential recovery from inspiring English sources

The exponential recovery of myocardial T1 reflects the washout of the contrast agent from the myocardium.

The experimental data points have been fitted by the exponential recovery law.

A dynamic evaluation of the method is performed when exponential recovery and motor loads are embedded.

As visible, the experimental data are well described by an exponential recovery function (i.e., α = a − b × e−kt).

However, with increasing fluence there appears a positive contribution affecting the normal exponential recovery of state filling.

The exponential recovery of the SF is attributed to carriers moving out of the excitation region to the various surface-related states located near the excitation region.

It is clearly evident from the Si-NCs time-resolved data that there is a sharp drop in the induced absorption signal followed by a multi-exponential recovery toward equilibrium.

The changes in water saturation (and the accompanying removal of silicone oil) and the variations in the volume fraction, specific surface area, and cube-counting fractal dimension of the water phase fit well with the single-exponential recovery function {f(t)="a[1-exp -λt)]}.

Therefore, we only see a single-exponential recovery.

In both cases there is a good fit to a single-exponential recovery curve.

Each derived curve was then fitted to a mono-exponential recovery model, I t) = M(1 −e −τ·t ), using the Matlab fit function (with the method being set to Nonlinear Least Squares), where M is the mobile fraction and τ was used to derive the dwell time, τ1/2 as τ1/2 = −ln(0.5)/ τ.