Sentence examples for issues of artifacts from inspiring English sources

Because of the issues of artifacts contaminating the image when using collimated illumination, for the purposes of this paper we attempted to utilize an illumination source that roughly matched the 5 degree divergence simulated in Figure 13.

In order to overcome the issue of artifact, a normalization procedure is proposed and integrated with Fast Fourier transform.

The issues of dental artifacts and the presence of coil structures are significantly reduced, whereas the misclassification of certain tendons and cartilage remains strongly dependent on the choice of threshold value.

One trivial possibility is that they are artifacts of some kind (see [81] for a theoretical discussion of issues with artifacts in searching for phylogenetically novel organisms).

To counteract the issues of movement and pressure artifacts associated with these systems, we developed an adaptable stabilization device for use in conjunction with the MicroScan imaging unit.

At issue are a large group of artifacts that form the core of the show, excavated at Machu Picchu in a historic dig by a Yale explorer in 1912.

While it is legitimate to suggest that this appeal reinforces and often strengthens interest groups, it would be wrong to suggest that the issues of these groups are themselves artifacts of political manipulation in democracies.

However, sample preparation is one critical issue for such samples and the formation of artifacts and matrix effects is a common problem (Dudkiewicz et al. 2011).

We plan to solve the two issues of PCR specificity and one artifact during this future technical development.

This note reports on the issue of spurious compressibility artifacts that can arise when the popular pressure projection (PP) method is used for unsteady simulations of incompressible flow using the symmetric interior penalty discontinuous Galerkin (SIP-DG) method.

An international team of researchers reports in this week's issue of Nature that artifacts found in a coastal cave indicate that some key elements of modern human behavior were in place by 164,000 years ago, pushing back the appearance of some of these activities by 25,000 to 40,000 years.