Sentence examples for lateral coverage from inspiring English sources

One novel method of addressing these limitations while maintaining lateral coverage is to install an array of deep electrodes.

Unfortunately, the lateral coverage and reliability of these maps are decreasing with increasing depth due to the decreasing data density and with that increasing uncertainty of interpolation.

At latest follow-up, radiographs demonstrated that Shenton's line was restored in 4 of the 5 hips, and there was no significant worsening in the lateral coverage of the femoral head based upon the measured EI or LCEA.

Following surgery, the PAO reduced peak pressure in all but 1 case, while lateral coverage increased in every patient.

Analysis for lateral coverage also suggested no essential changes although it was statistically significant: 0.002% (95% CI: 0.0004-0.004) (Table  3).

An exponential rise in pressures corresponded to reduced lateral coverage of the femoral head, most likely due to the exclusion of the soft tissue labrum in this model.

While the lateral meniscus coverage is the same as suggested for patients with symptomatic knee OA, the medial coverage is 13% greater in asymptomatic knees compared to the results of symptomatic OA knees using the same measurement technique [ 12].

Three main growth modes are pointed out: outgrowth or perpendicular growth, in conditions of low surface inhibition; lateral growth, with complete coverage of the electrode by hydrolytic species giving a high degree of surface inhibition; cluster growth, in the presence of surface complex species stabilised by boric acid.

Here, a self-consistent, entirely electrostatic picture of the lateral interactions with a coverage-dependent ϕnnn is developed, and a relationship between ϕnnn and γ is investigated for Cl on Ag(1 0 0).

The design in Fig. 2(c) allows increased lateral sampling and broad tissue coverage without the use of electromechanical galvanometer scanners in the probe, typical of many optical coherence tomography systems.

The limited soft tissue coverage of the lateral and medial malleolus makes the ankle susceptible to postoperative infection, skin necrosis, and local tenderness over the osteosynthesis material (Ponzer et al. 1999, Lash et al. 2002).