Sentence examples for extension intensity from inspiring English sources

Localization, extension, intensity and reversibility/irreversibility of tissue damage are predicted.

Td′-SSTs (°C) decrease during the Younger Dryas (YD) due to weakening Kuroshio Kuroshio Extension intensity and are 7 9 °C lower than present-day values in the Tohoku area (Koizumi 2008).

As such phenomena are the contents of sensations that are characterized by certain properties or attributes, for example extension, intensity, brightness, etc., and these contents of sensations are first-order phenomena as opposed to second-order phenomena like "mnemonic images" and phenomena such as color or sound, to the extent that they "are merely represented".

We found that single-stranded nucleic acid exhibited both increased raw extension intensities and decreased noise ratios compared to double-stranded template (Figure S5).

Figure 16 shows the 1-min averaged intensities ((|B|=sqrt{|B_{alpha }|^2+|B_{beta } |^2+|B_{gamma } |^2} at 21 00 UT as a typical pre-extension intensity, at 21 30 UT for the partial extension (0.3 m), and at 21 55 UT after full extension (5 m).

Due to deeply weathered bedrock, soil cover, thick shrub vegetation, the areal extension and intensity of fracturing cannot be determined (Kale et al., 2014).

Four nuclear medicine physicians independently assigned extension and intensity scores utilizing both methods, and separately recorded their impression of whether the post-therapy scan had improved, not changed, or worsened.

The immunoreactivity and in situ hybridisation were scored according to the staining extension and intensity.

Quantitative analysis of surface extension and intensity of fluorescence was performed using the imageJ software.

All analysed ovarian tumours showed membrane β-catenin expression with variable extension and intensity.

Thus, the maximum score for either extension or intensity would be 30.