Sentence examples for interval of intensities from inspiring English sources

It belongs to the interval of intensities which characterize muscular tissues.

The gray level represented by the parameter μsup(k) belongs to the interval of intensities in which deoxygenated blood and bone marrow are included.

In order to segment the structures of interest (i.e., ventricles, atria, aorta, and vena cava vein), a threshold belonging to the interval of intensities which represent muscular tissues is needed.

Moreover, also the model predicts the existence of a small interval of sound intensities that leads to largely different extent of aftereffect generalization across frequencies: no generalization is observed at sound intensity of 17; one-octave generalization occurs at 18 and 19; two-octave generalization occurs at 20; almost three-octave generalization is obtained at sound intensities above 20.

Both WT and transgenic KO mice presented increases in the slope of fEPSP evoked at the CA1 area following the presentation of paired pulses (40 ms of inter-pulse interval) of increasing intensity at the ipsilateral Schaffer collaterals (Fig 8A).

Recent use of haemopoietic growth factors has allowed, on one hand, the reduction of interval and intensity of neutropenia and, on the other, the possibility to harvest an adequate number of mobilized stem cells that, reinfused after myeloablative treatment, can induce a faster haemopoietic recovery (Fagioli et al, 2000).

For microarrays, the LOD was defined as the upper 95% confidence interval of the signal intensity of the baseline for the blank sample and the percentage of data points with signal output above the LOD for each copy number level calculated.

The original data were in MMI contour-polygon form in intervals of 0.2 intensity units.

Another proposed work [68], called adaptive smoothness method, avoids the problem of finding intervals of stable intensity in the sequence.

Experiments on real-life surveillance videos demonstrate that the proposed method obtains considerably better background estimates (both qualitatively and quantitatively) than median filtering and the recently proposed "intervals of stable intensity" method.

Hazard ratios (and 95% confidence intervals) of smoking intensity for mortality.