Sentence examples for homogeneous filling from inspiring English sources

The excavation of the cave of El Hahroura 2 shows a fairly homogeneous filling over the 3 m.

Hyperintensity on T2-weighted imaging, and progressive and total homogeneous filling up of an orbital mass on dynamic contrast-enhanced MR imaging are considered as a pathognomonic sign of orbital cavernous hemangioma [ 1, 3, 6, 15– 17].

Homogeneous filling in all four ROIs occurred at baseline but progressively changed to hyperinflation in ROI 1 (x2 = -0.36) and recruitment (x2 = 0.66) in ROI 4 at 150 minutes, with ROIs 2 and 3 showing intermediate but similar changes.

In addition, we propose to optimise the mould design in order to perform the most homogeneous filling and by the way, the best positioning of injection points in order to reach a minimal end-filling pressure.

In the case of Pt-loaded zeolite catalysts in the ammonium form, the method most commonly used to introduce platinum into the pores and obtain a homogeneous filling in the crystallites of the zeolite is cationic exchange, using platinum tetraammine [Pt(NH3 4]2+ complexes in an aqueous solution in the presence of a competing cation, generally an ammonium ion, NH4+.

EIT can identify lung areas showing hyperinflation, recruitment or homogeneous filling, allowing ventilator settings to be adjusted to optimize pulmonary filling characteristics.

This is a new design concept which is contrary to the conventional concept to use homogeneous filled metal tracks.

Thus, mIPSC amplitudes became more homogeneous, consistent with a more homogeneously filled population of presynaptic vesicles [19].

This resulted in a dense and homogeneous intracanal filling.

Consequently, the HPTS would be dequenched from DPX and an homogeneous brightness filling the cytoplasm should be observed [ 20, 21].

The OPC were soluble in the vacuole medium, as indicated by homogeneous organelle filling (Fig.  8A) whereas the PPC were segregated in the form of globular (Fig.  8B), ribbon-like (Fig.  8C) or sponge-like (Fig.  8F) solid bodies.