Sentence examples for localisation over time from inspiring English sources
The same patterns of drug and photosensitiser localisation over time were seen for MGHU1 cell lines.
Although our ROA takes into account coarse localisation information, it cannot account for image-level variability where a distractor may have been selected or the potential decay of localisation information over time.
"People change over time.
We present a novel localisation system which accumulates both exteroceptive and proprioceptive sensory evidence over time to localise, without requiring prior knowledge of the robot's position.
Noteworthy is that pain status appears to change over time but that localisation does not seem to change in the majority of women reporting continuous pain.
It was shown that AG mRNA expression at early gynoecium stages is throughout the whole tissue, but in contrast to our protein localisation data, this expression becomes restricted over time to the stigma and no or hardly any expression exists in the ovary walls in a stage 12 pistil [ 19].
However, most analyses identifying selective gene loss report enrichment of highly connected and expressed genes, integral to cell function, for instance those associated with regulation, signal transduction, transcriptional control and protein-protein interactions [ 26, 27]; this can apparently result in co-localisation of regulator and target loci over time [ 60, 67].
Multi-session mapping considers the problem of combining the results of multiple simultaneous localisation and mapping (SLAM) missions performed repeatedly over time in the same environment.
The combined analysis of both conditions yielded a better signal-to-noise ratio, resulting in a more robust source localisation and a more accurate calculation of the amplitude over time.
Lesions that did not represent normal biodistribution and persisted over time were judged as suspicious for tumour localisation ("positive").
