Sentence examples for homogenous density from inspiring English sources

Imaging studies show a rounded, sharply outlined mass of homogenous density.

We assume and homogenous density of emitting centers, an average refractive index within the thickness of multilayer.

Although our volumetric measurements are based on simple assumptions (a cylindrical shape of the invisible part of the pulse V con and a homogenous density balanced with the ambient value), the agreement of results encourage the use of the PVDM for obtaining quasi real-time estimations of the mass eruption rate.

In the absence of Caspase inhibition, all viable thymocytes had mitochondria with well-defined cristae, intact and clear double membranes, homogenous density and cylindrical shape.

On CT, lymphoma of the small bowel typically presents as a homogenous density mass causing mural thickening and separation of adjacent small bowel loops.

One of the effective ways of discriminating a polyp from retained stool of homogenous density is by assessing the location of a lesion in supine and prone data sets.

This population had been cultured for 140 generations under discrete non-overlapping four-day life cycles, at constant and spatially homogenous densities, while keeping stable selfing rates [ 55, 70].

However, their work fails to take into account the non-homogenous density of ice and the bump map fails to capture the important refraction happening near the surface (inside grooves for example).

Fig. 1 H&E staining of a PC295 tumor showing homogenous tissue density (a) and viable tissue as seen on an enlarged section (b).

Despite high receptor expression and homogenous receptor density in our model, assessed by biodistribution and in vitro autoradiography [21], high-resolution in vivo SPECT imaging revealed non-uniform uptake patterns of radioactivity within tumor tissue [20, 22, 23].

This is due to the fact that in TRIM calculations, the sample is treated as an amorphous matrix with a homogenous mass density neglecting the atomic structure that reflect the nature of atomically flat targets such as graphene.