Sentence examples for increased inhomogeneity from inspiring English sources

In our study, we did not find increased inhomogeneity at higher PEEP.

It is generally recognized that in iterative reconstructions, more spatial details are visualized when increasing the number of iterations.[14] However, when using too many iterations also, the image noise increases.[15] This leads to increased inhomogeneity in the pancreas, which, again, would not correspond to the actual activity distribution.

Increased vagal tone in athletes lowers heart rate that favors prolonged repolarization and increased inhomogeneity.

In these studies, the results demonstrated QT interval prolongation and increased inhomogeneity [ 15, 16].

Hjalmarson and Sandberg [ 10] found in preterm infants with severe BPD a reduced FRC and increased inhomogeneity indices indicating an impaired alveolar gas mixing.

Left to right: increasing inhomogeneity σ ϕ.

The cumulative distribution of specimen 5 plotted in Figure 8A showed an increasing inhomogeneity with increasing load.

We therefore used higher numbers compared to what is commonly applied in clinical use (knowing this would increase inhomogeneity).

Despite being just random samples, these plots already reveal the impact of increasing inhomogeneity in the coding ratio vector ϕ on the network's ability to successfully retrieve the stored patterns.

Note that this was also apparent in Fig. 5, where the reduction of the region of stability with increasing inhomogeneity was much more pronounced on the upper side of the wedges than on the lower side, despite the relatively symmetric Gamma distribution used there.

An important feature of all VI indices is that they rise with increasing inhomogeneity of the alveolar ventilation which can be shown easily by computer simulations of multi-compartment models.