Sentence examples for level of scattered from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, unless in the direct neighbourhood of an exposed patient, the level of scattered radiation is generally negligible.

The three dimensional homogeneity of the thin film and the low level of scattered light makes it easier to automate the collection of data from large numbers of cells.

The main goal is to assess local-level changes of scattered trees and orchards and their land-use determinants in two areas in Southern Germany between 1901/1905 and 2009.

As both hot and cold samples show about the same level of scatter about the LOE.

The results show the significance of the load sequence at the level of scatter and non-exceedance probability of resistances.

However, test data from small specimens tend to have a high level of scatter as these materials contain several centimetres of chopped carbon fibre strands.

This method can take into account the level of scatter that exists in the material characterisation test data and in long term component oxide and crack damage measurements.

In this paper, we have quantified the relative contribution and the importance of each source of uncertainty and shown the level of scatter in results that a well informed CFD user may obtain in a typical design activity.

Many studies reported that the threshold of PGA causing nonlinear site response is >100 cm/s2 (e.g., Régnier et al. 2016; Dhakal, et al. 2017); (2) to ensure a relatively low level of scattering of the HVSR results, each station should provide at least three records that match criterion (1).

In the literature, enormous level of scatter on permeability plots of ambient and in situ measurements has been reported (e.g., Byrnes 1997; Byrnes et al. 2009) with the average difference in situ permeability, being on average reported is 20 times less than that measured at low stresses.

The low level of scatter in the white cell comparison indicated that the noise between biological replicates was very low (Fig. 2B).