Sentence examples for interfaces of interest from inspiring English sources

We know that the hyporeflective band external to the RPE/Bruch's membrane complex is in the vicinity of the choriocapillaris; however, the presence of this band on the scan is due to its optical properties, and this may not perfectly match the physical structure of the tissues or interfaces of interest.

The same concept is applicable to sensing devices redirecting light towards the metal-dielectric interface of interest.

A simple and straight forward test coupon is needed, that reveals the adhesion of composite bonding and evaluates the interface of interest.

For any semicoherent interface of interest, the strain energy landscape is computed using the persistent elastic fields produced by infinitely periodic hexagonal-shaped dislocation configurations with planar three-fold nodes.

A physical interpretation of the factors that make up the peeling moment is given, enabling quick identification of how any layer property may be changed in order to resist delamination at any interface of interest.

The overlayer of the heterojunction sample formed the interface of interest must be sufficiently thin to allow XPS core levels from the underlying material to be probed due to the finite escape depth of the photoelectrons, its thickness was estimated to be 5 nm by the growth rate and growth time.

When determining multiple interfaces, the described method is applied subsequently to each interface of interest.

The interface of interest in this study contains complex noncrystalline compounds.

These labels denote that, according to the classification procedure, the pixel is above or below the interface of interest.

These techniques detect the sub-resolution change in OPL at a specific depth of interest corresponding to a distinct physical interface of interest with a strong refractive-index mismatch within the sample.

For spectral-domain interferometry approaches reported in the literature, the implicit coherence gating has been used to extract the value of δ p at a peak location that corresponds to a distinct physical interface of interest (due to a strong refractive index mismatch within the sample).