Sentence examples for intensity aid from inspiring English sources

Although the storm could change direction or lessen in intensity, aid groups say even heavy rains would create very difficult conditions for the displaced families, who are camped out in muddy fields vulnerable to tidal surges.

Fig. 4 By fragmenting the peptide bonds, collision-induced dissociation (CID) produces b- and y-ions of unequal intensity, while electron capture/transfer dissociation (EC/TD) fragments between the alpha carbon and the amine adjacent to the peptide bonds, thus producing c- and z-ions of approximately the same intensity, aiding both the identification of PTMs and the quantification of the peptides.

Following a 30-min rest, participants met target contraction intensities aided by live visual feedback of produced force.

The figure uses a logarithmic scale of intensity to aid in illustrating both major ions and ions of interest.

With a nonenhancing cystic lesion that does not cause significant symptoms in the patient, the identification of an intracystic nodule with a characteristic signal intensity will aid in the diagnosis of RCC and the selection of conservative management.

While only semi-quantitative due to possible differing labeling and hybridization efficiencies that could occur during microarray experiments, information on gene intensities is provided since the intensity data aid in pathway interpretation of possible carbon flow.

However, ongoing work indicates that alternative quantification criteria of lesion intensity may aid in distinction between lesions that are metastatic or merely degenerative on RNB.

Importantly, the Debye rings show systematic variations in their azimuthal intensity distribution (AID), indicating a non-random orientation of the crystals within the sample.

To achieve this goal, this study develops a regional carbon market mode based on the similarity of thirty provinces/municipalities' carbon intensity by the aid of Logarithmic Mean Divisia Index, Autoregressive, and Dynamic Time Warping models.

The corresponding heat maps are presented on a relative intensity scale to aid in displaying the spatial localization of very low abundance MS/MS fragments.

While in the 19th century, the lower class's exposure to consumers within higher social hierarchies would have been limited only to those visible in their immediate surroundings, in modern day South Africa the process of emulation is able to occur with greater intensity with the aid of the media and modern technology inherent in cultural globalization.