Sentence examples for localization yielding from inspiring English sources

Other groups have compared radio-guided occult lesion localization with wire localization, yielding high positive margin rates of 83% and 56%, respectively [ 3].

Based on observations during static load test, the damage developed in the specimens could be classified into four different stages, namely, micro-cracking, first visible cracks, cracks distribution, as well as damage localization and yielding.

The purpose of this study is to develop and quantitatively assess whether fusion of EEG and MEG (MEEG) data within the maximum entropy on the mean (MEM) framework increases the spatial accuracy of source localization, by yielding better recovery of the spatial extent and propagation pathway of the underlying generators of inter-ictal epileptic discharges (IEDs).

Therefore, the purpose of this study is to assess whether symmetrical fusion of EEG and MEG data within the MEM framework increases the spatial accuracy of the localization, by yielding better recovery of the spatial extent and propagation patterns of the underlying generators of epileptic discharges.

Our results show that the facial ruff improves a) peripheral sound localization by increasing the ITD range and by yielding localization cues that allow discrimination of positions with equal ITD, and b) elevational sound localization in the frontal field by introducing a shift of iso-ILD lines out of the midsagittal plane, which causes ILDs to increase with increasing stimulus elevation.

Starting from Cu46Zr54, either increasing the Cu concentration, or substituting Al for a few percent of Zr, increases the resistance to the initiation of plastic flow, the softening after the local yielding, and the propensity for strain localization.

P16 positive samples were grouped according to the subcellular localization of P16, yielding "cytoplasmic and nuclear" (cn) P16 as well as "cytoplasmic only" (c) P16.

Please note that in the context of ALE, the term "experiment" usually refers to any single (contrast) analysis on imaging data yielding localization information, while the term "study" usually refers to a scientific publication reporting one or more "experiments" (Laird et al. 2011; Eickhoff and Bzdok 2012).

We highlight however that the method is applicable for a plurality of other localization technologies, mutatis mutandis, yielding varying degrees of accuracy depending on the ability to resolve time signatures.

This paper then synthesizes results from both simulations and field tests, and demonstrates how the framework can be adapted to different situations and scenarios while consistently yielding satisfactory localization performance.

Several methods are useful for localization of GEP-NENs, yielding varied detection rates from 77.8%to98.7%77.8%to98.7%