Sentence examples for inferred volume from inspiring English sources
The transitions from the asleep to awake or awake to anaesthetized states were rapid, e.g. taking 15 min, (see supplementary material in [ 207]) and the inferred volume fraction changes were large, from 23%to14 14 % and 14 % to 23%% respectively.
eThe transitions from asleep to awake or awake to anaesthetized states reported by Xie et al. [ 207] are rapid, e.g. taking 15 min, and the inferred volume changes are large, from 23%to14 14 % and 14 % to 23%% respectively.
Tensor-based morphometry (TBM) infers volume modifications from the non-linear deformation field required to warp two serial MRI scans, thus allowing voxel-wise longitudinal volumetric differences to be detected [9].
Walker and Croasdale (1971) present measurements of the combined thickness of the two Plinian deposits and inferred a bulk deposit volume of 1.2 km.
Thickness data for the rhyolitic 1.8 ka Taupo Plinian Pumice deposit were digitized from Walker (1981), who inferred a bulk deposit volume of 9 km.
In this paper, we infer the volume change of the magma reservoir associated with the 2011 Kirishima Shinmoe-dake eruption from GPS data.
Although weight/volume measurements of HES is of interest in toxicology, such data cannot be used uncritically to infer plasma volume expansion over time [ 8].
In a targeted biopsy that is positive in >50% of the cores obtained from the target region, it is likely that the MCCL is representative of the maximum dimension of the tumour and may be used to infer tumour volume.
We defined Total Lung Capacity (TLC) as the thoracic gas volume at an airway pressure of 40 cm H2O and tested if TLC could be inferred from the volume of gas that enters the lungs during a brief 'recruitment' maneuver.
However, PET and PEN fail badly and are found to diffuse much more slowly than inferred from free volume vs diffusion coefficient behavior in the other polymers.
The compound is distributed in tissues, as inferred by a volume of distribution of 0.6 l/kg similar to the total body water content (Supplementary Materials and Methods).
