Sentence examples for homogeneity of coverage from inspiring English sources

No lesion receiving less than 20 Gy (average) had a significant response, implying that the radioactivity available to the lesion was not sufficient, regardless of homogeneity of coverage.

The homogeneity of surface coverage, evaluated by comparing the thickness of several areas on each sample by ellipsometry indicated that the standard deviation across the samples was less than 4% [ 27].

In this step, the result of the arc frequencies computations presented in Algorithm 1 depends on the homogeneity of the coverage depth used for obtaining the set SR. Let c be a cycle in G k (SR) formed by an ETR ε from the target DNA fragment D. In the real case of non-homogeneous coverage depth of SR, the bases of ε are not always covered by the same number of short reads.

The region has several private television stations and newspapers, which covered the races with verve compared with the homogeneity of the national coverage by government-controlled news media.

Every isotherm is based on a set of assumptions related to the homogeneity of adsorbents, the type of coverage, and the possibility of interaction between the adsorbent species" (Liu et al. 2015).

Such behaviour was mainly caused by the increase in surface homogeneity of native silicon oxide coverage that is supported by the surface profiles shown in Figure 2d.

With the objective of improving the spectral efficiency and coverage homogeneity of wireless cellular systems in the downlink, we investigate how to take advantage of two promising transmission technologies envisioned in current standards: network-MIMO and relay stations (RSs).

To test the coverage and homogeneity of the experimental data sets, we calculated the expression correlation values of all gene pairs separately over two random halves of the microarray experiments.

The general shape and area under the DVH curve is instrumental in determining adequate coverage and homogeneity of dose in the target volume as well as in determining acceptable dose to critical structures.

Importantly, while for exome sequencing experiments an effort has been made to uniform exon coverage, amplicon sequencing technology emphasizes extremely high depth of coverage with less regard to coverage homogeneity.

This is usually based on assumptions related to the homogeneity/heterogeneity of adsorbents, possible interaction between the species and the type of coverage (Abdelkreem 2013).