Sentence examples for frequency preservation from inspiring English sources

Reversely, pre-stack data have also been used (e.g., Dasgupta and Clark 1998), because the pre-stack data have an advantage in frequency preservation.

On the other hand, pre-stack data have a disadvantage in S/N ratio, and reversely it has an advantage in frequency preservation.

Furthermore, when considering the development of combined acoustical and electrical stimulation for patients with residual hearing in the low frequencies, hearing preservation is paramount.

As expected, the frequency of membrane preservation operations and of repairs were higher than "normal" operating conditions.

Such high frequency of vein preservation may be attributable to venous variation among the different attachment subtypes of cerebellopontine angle meningiomas.

The most informative approaches are global in the sense that they take advantage of multiple imaging modalities spanning a range of spatial scales and frequencies, preferably encompassing preservation of the hydrated nature of the cell.

This cutoff was judged to provide the best balance between spurious high-frequency details and preservation of edge crispness at the borders of the nanodiscs.

Particularly, the frequency of reading frame preservation (FRFP), as a measure of selection pressure, has been reported to be higher in alternatively spliced exons (ASEs) than in constitutively spliced exons (CSEs).

Groups B and C are subsets of Group A. AS – Alternative Splicing ASE – Alternatively Spliced Exon CSE – Constitutively Spliced Exon FRFP – Frequency of Reading Frame Preservation The author(s) declares that there are no competing interests.

Preservation of phase means that the relationship of the envelope of the sound in different frequency bands is preserved.

However, it has a disadvantage in preservation of original frequency contents because NMO correction distorts frequency of reflection.