Sentence examples for impact on the quantification from inspiring English sources

The first phantom was acquired twice on the same day, before and after a complete tuning of the photomultipliers to evaluate the impact on the quantification.

In this work the micro heterogeneity caused by flour grains and their impact on the quantification with LIBS will be discussed.

To our knowledge, no studies have reported the calculation of the minimum detectable radioactive concentration of 90Y by PET imaging, or its relationship to lesion size and its impact on the quantification of the signal.

A 6.75 FWHM for HYPR was used post-IDM to improve the SNR, and a minimal impact on the quantification was observed (Additional file 7: Figure S6) compared to using a smaller filter size that matched to post-IDM expected spatial resolution.

The contrast between the cortical signal (on the surface) and the white matter signal (deeper location) may compromise the quantification of cerebral blood flow [16] and may have an impact on the quantification of amino acid turnover in small tumor lesions close to the skull [7].

It should however be noted that the definition of fuzzy membership scores to distinguish burned from partially burned areas (see "Validation of detected burned areas" in the "Methods" section) on one hand, and the subjective element of the result of the visual interpretation on the other hand, might have had an impact on the quantification of the performance of the fuzzy classification.

For this mutant, the conclusion is that even though the mutation impacted on the quantification of join points, the behaviour of the woven application remained the same.

Validation data showed that solvent extraction had a negligible impact on the accurate quantification of DPAA.

As observed in Fig.  6, for a large number of genes, the sequencing protocol has a dramatic impact on the final gene quantification results.

The proposed model incorporates process demands in conjunction with CCF for the first time and evaluates their impacts on the reliability quantification of safety systems without automatic diagnostics.

The strategy used to extrapolate measurements over assignment unit time period combinations determines the validity of the exposure estimates and therefore has a large impact on the overall quality of the quantification of exposure.