Sentence examples for greater opacity from inspiring English sources

"This may be due to greater opacity of the fluid in the eye, which will scatter incoming light and reduce the quality of the projection of light onto the retina.

With a 16-bit RGB colour sensor and microprocessor on one end of the pen, the device determines the colour in question, then mixes it in the barrel of the pen, using water-based dye inks in the usual cyan, magenta, yellow and black – as well as white, which allows for greater opacity.

A highlighted edge has greater opacity and width.

Workers were considered as cases of pneumoconiosis if the report of the ILO reader was "parenchymal abnormalities consistent with pneumoconiosis" (parenchymal abnormalities include small opacity profusion greater than or equal to 1/0 or large opacities).

Higher ethephon dosages (5 mg and 25 mg treatments) induced more resinification and generated greater levels of opacity and whitening of the lanolin due to reaction with bark exudates, bark splitting and necrosis and reduced stem growth (data not shown).

Using quantitative computed tomography in phantom and in vitro imaging studies, we demonstrate that these BiNPs have greater X-ray opacity than clinical small molecule iodinated contrast agents at the same concentrations.

Many sins from greed to mismanagement account for where we are today, but the greatest culprit is opacity -- the almost total lack of transparency within colleges.

The VixWin gray section consists of a scale of 0 256 shades of gray; the greater the radio-opacity, the higher the gray section reading.

The eyes included did not have lenticular opacities greater than grade 1 on the LOCS I grading scale [ 18], and were not affected by any other ocular condition.

For example, the Vietnamese raters limited the definition of infiltrates to relatively homogenous opacities greater than 10 mm in size, whereas the Japanese raters also included groups of smaller-sized scattered lesions with unclear margins in this classification.

As the background illuminance was low (6 lux), and our participants did not have lens opacities greater than grade one of the LOCS I scale, we were not concerned about glare, and therefore selected the black letters on a white background presentation mode.