Sentence examples for less inhomogeneity from inspiring English sources

Substantially less inhomogeneity of coating mixtures was found in films produced using a reactive sputtering process with feedback-control.

However, using the GFs calculated under such rather simplified elastic conditions seems to be misleading in the estimation of afterslip distribution, since the subsurface structure of any region, especially that in and around Japan, is more or less inhomogeneous, and such inhomogeneity should affect, to a certain extent, the surface displacements.

These data were acquired at 3T for ease of segmentation prior to flattening, as images acquired at 3T display less B1-inhomogeneity-related intensity variation than 7T data.

With time in culture, this inhomogeneity became less distinct, as indicated by increased continuity in both the local displacement field and local EY, and depended on the level of FBS supplementation of the feed media, with lower FBS concentrations (10%) more closely maintaining the original distinction of material properties.

A minimum PTV coverage of 95% coverage was required, with dose inhomogeneity of less than 10% and maximum point dose was not to exceed 107% of prescription dose.

As shown in Table 1, this method works highly accurate in the absence of background inhomogeneity while getting less reliable with increasing levels of background inhomogeneity, as can be expected due to the involvement of a global background model.

In contrast, ray parameter analysis is less biased by small-scale inhomogeneities near the source and along the descending legs of the ray as long as the receivers are aligned closely in great circle paths (Ivan et al. 2015).

Compared with the standard frequency selective method of FS this approach is less sensitive to magnetic field inhomogeneities and allows more slices to be obtained for a given acquisition time.

Spin-echo images were employed as opposed to the faster gradient-echo, as spin-echo approaches are less prone to confounds from radiofrequency inhomogeneity in assessment of T1 changes than are gradient echoes.

The inhomogeneity of the field was less than 1000 ppm inside the sphere.

The electron to ion ratio should be limited to less than 1 and the admissible ion inhomogeneity extracted from the grids should be better than 10% on the whole plasma cross-section having a surface exposed to the extraction grid of the order of 1 m2.