Sentence examples for low attenuation coefficient from inspiring English sources
The fibrous tissue appears bright by OCT and has a low attenuation coefficient, whereas the lipid pool appears dark and strongly attenuates the light [ 24, 25].
(a) Axial thoracic demonstrates a soft tissue lesion adjacent to the pericardium with a low attenuation coefficient (-39 HU).
At the highest plant density, new hybrids had the rates of light transmittance (0.04 0.05), low attenuation coefficient (K = 0.47) and gained the highest yield.
While the shielding against external radiation needs only a few meters of a dense material, the cosmic radiation has a low attenuation coefficient and needs therefore thick layers of rock, or specially designed anticoincidence detectors.
Consequently, there has been extensive research on the design of PS molecules with optimized pharmaceutical properties, with aiming of overcoming the disadvantages of traditional PS, such as poor chemical purity, long half-life, excessive accumulation into the skin, and low attenuation coefficients.
The lowest attenuation coefficient of about 70 dB/km was determined at 1064 nm with the 73-μm-air-core Bragg fiber.
In contrast, the presence in cell culture of MEL1 – the melanin with the lowest attenuation coefficient of all melanins tested for radioprotection and with intermediate number of stable radicals - produced no dramatic increases in cell survival, providing an internal control for the association of the radioprotective effect with only certain types of melanin under given experimental conditions.
Besides, increasing the frequency up to 5 Hz appropriately and inputting some indispensable small attenuation coefficients can improve the reliability of low-frequency estimation.
Such a method is SDT, using US with low tissue attenuation coefficient.
Wang et al. proposed bare metal wire waveguide having low average attenuation coefficient of 0.03 cm-1 [13].
The lowest measured attenuation coefficient was μ t = 4.5 mm−1 for regions of primary inactive cortical follicles.
