Sentence examples for magnification based on from inspiring English sources
This paper demonstrated a zoom optical system with variable magnification based on the tunable polymer lens.
The genera of each spore were identified using a compound microscope with × 400 magnification based on descriptions in Brundrett et al. (1996) and information from the INVAM website (http://www.invam.caf.wvu.edu).
Charcoal was identified at 10 40× magnification based on color, morphology, and texture [31].
Confocal images of mouse lumbar dorsal horns are counted for NK1-R expression and internalization at high magnification based on these criteria.
TFF1 expression was evaluated semi-quantitatively at 200 x magnification, based on percentage of positively stained cells ("-" = immunostaining in ≤ 10% of cells; "+" = 11-50%; "++" = 51-75%; "+++" = 76-100%) [ 13, 14].
The use of this relationship provides an adequate estimate of hip magnification based on the reference object magnification and therefore was used in the design of Digital Method 2. This is a new method of magnification determination deflecting the one-to-one relation used in other studies [ 6, 12, 20, 26, 31].
But that magnification was based on the relationship between the size of the film (or sensor) and the length of the lens.
A motion magnification technique based on a wavelet decomposition and an elliptic filter was used to magnify breathing movement that is difficult to see with the naked eye.
In Section 3.1, an image magnification step based on the Lanczos function is presented, and the proposed ringing artifact reduction technique is described to improve interpolation performance.
Positivity for apoptosis was defined by the authors as more than three osteocytes and/or osteoblasts recognized in a high magnification field based on previous studies [ 25, 26].
For simple grading, slides were scanned at ×100, ×200 and ×400 magnification, and based on the extent of microvessel staining, each slide was assigned an angiogenesis grade as described previously: low, intermediate or high [ 25].
