Sentence examples for index depth from inspiring English sources

The hardness and refractive index depth profiles were determined.

Preoperative evaluators were volume index, depth of myometrial invasion (as assessed by magnetic resonance imaging), serum CA 125 level, histologic type, and histologic grade.

We characterize finite index depth 2 inclusions of type II1 factors in terms of actions of weak Kac algebras and weak C*-Hopf algebras.

Films prepared under these conditions exhibit a lower average n (∼1.8), an ascending index depth profile, and a higher roughness (R>3 nm) than the layers deposited under identical conditions on initially flat surfaces.

A refractive index depth profile designed to yield a narrow-bandpass optical interference filter was obtained through nanoscale porosity variations produced by a physical vapor deposition technique known as glancing angle deposition (GLAD).

Factors influencing survival included tumor size, histology, proliferation index, depth of invasion and lymphvascular invasion [ 2].

Spectra obtained with Qtracker705 in the presence of 64Cu showed an apparent maximum for the energy donor from 400 550 nm for Cerenkov radiation (attributed to inverse wavelength-, refractive index-, depth- and detector-dependent characteristics) and a new acceptor peak centered on 705 nm corresponding to the emission of Qtracker705, consistent with Cerenkov radiation energy transfer.

Then, for multi-session epochs in which these parameters were stable, we evaluated the stability of the stimulus selectivity by computing two standard indices, depth of selectivity [32] and sparseness[33], based on the spike rates across stimuli (see Supplementary Methods S1).

The pelvic radiographs of 1614 patients were measured for head-ratio, CE-angle, roof obliquity, extrusion-index, depth-to-width ratio, CCD-angle, sharp's angle.

The pelvic-views were measured for head-ratio, CE-angle, roof obliquity, extrusion-index, depth-to-width ratio, CCD-angle, sharp's angle [ 8, 17- 20, 22, 26].

Depth index (DI): the depth of an atom i (DPXi) can be defined as the distance between atom i and the closest solvent accessible atom j.