Sentence examples for lead to blurring from inspiring English sources

If we have only two non-noisy pixels on either side of an edge, then interpolated value lies between the two values (which will lead to blurring).

While a too large patch size suffers from the linear assumption and can lead to blurring of the images, a patch too small is more sensible to misalignments and produces artefacts on the reconstructed image.

As discussed in more detail in section 1, the velocity spreads in the reagent beams lead to blurring of the image, but this blurring is in principle not symmetric with respect to the Newton circle of the scattering process.

This can lead to blurring of the resulting images and low vessel conspicuity, particularly for smaller vessels.

It was predicted that a high rate of recombination between species could lead to blurring of bacterial clusters, so-called "fuzzy" species (Hanage et al. 2005; Hanage 2013).

This physiological F-FDG uptake by the normal myocardium is problematic because it could lead to blurring of the sarcoid lesions in the heart and/or false-positive results.

Forward scattering (randomly deviated light on its way from an object to the camera) generally leads to blurring of the image features.

High value of the coefficient yields a high diffusivity for the corresponding pixel in the image which leads to blurring effect.

A patch size too large (GLR case) suffers from the linear assumption and leads to blurring of the images, while a patch too small is more sensible to misalignments.

An observation sequence of n = 32 with 120 s leads to blurring in the Venus disk image because of the high relative velocity of the spacecraft and Venus at periapsis.

Presumably, over-production of Pax1-expressing cells leads to blurring of the borders between sclerotomes in Lfng−/− embryos (Figure 3L, 3M).