Sentence examples for inversely applied from inspiring English sources

After that, histogram modification is inversely applied and then the obtained image is IWT-transformed.

For first 10 s, the electric field was inversely applied to the device (snapshot from 0 to 8 s in Fig. 3b) so that the tracer initially flocked together near the left side of the membrane.

We postulate that the interfacial stress is inversely applied on the CFO phase, which further leads to the change of domain magnetization as a result of an inverse magnetostrictive effect.

Since the thermal shrinkage nature of the P VDF-HFP) makes comP VDF-HFPhanical coverage of the copolymakesver the completecrystals, and both CFO and P(VDF-HFP) are mechanically hard phases, with Young's modulus of 141.6[32] and 237 GPa[33], respecoverage the interfacial stress will be inversely applied tofthe copolymer phase via stroverelasthe interaCFOonanocrystals

Inversely, applying this analysis may provide a measure for the normalisation achieved, and as normalization is nearly always imperfect, in particular for very abundant transcripts [ 24], it may also reveal ESTs representing genes preferentially expressed in the E or NE genotype.

RR was inversely related to applied PEEP.

The size of such dislocation substructures scales inversely with the applied resolved stress.

It is found that for the case of strong heat convection the domain spacing is inversely proportional to the applied stretching rate, while for the case of weak convection, the domain spacing is dictated by a power-law scaling with exponent −0.5.

The incidence rate applied was inversely related to the vaccination coverage rate and the vaccine efficacy.

Beyond a threshold of 6 MPa, cell viability is inversely proportional to the applied stress [ 173].

The stresses that cause a particle to fracture are proportional to the force applied, and inversely proportional to the area resisting the force.