Sentence examples for maximum negative deflection from inspiring English sources

PCN latencies were determined individually as the maximum negative deflection in the 150 350-ms time window post stimulus.

The N100 component was defined as a maximum negative deflection appearing 80 150 ms from the stimulus onset.

The maximum negative deflection is a consistently identifiable feature of the waveform, corresponding to the intracellular AP peak, which has previously been employed to assess relative arrival times in extracellular multi-electrode recordings (Lambiase et al. 2009, Zhang et al. 2014).

The activation times of the simulated MPDC electrograms were first annotated at the locations of the maximum negative deflections [ 16, 17].

The software automatically recognises the N20 and P25 peaks and puts the marker on the maximum negative and positive deflections within a narrow window of ± 1 millisecond.

Local activation of the remaining bipolar electrograms was defined automatically from the maximum peak positive or negative deflection with reference to the isoelectric baseline after which far-field ventricular activation was identified and excluded from the analysis of local activation.

The maximum negative shear force and lateral deflection increase with the increase in exposure time, whereas the bending moment decreases with the increase in exposure time.

We defined latency and amplitude of summating potential at the initial negative deflection arising from baseline while compound action potential peak amplitude was measured at maximum negative potential (with respect to baseline).

The middle wave of ECG is known as 'QRS' complex that, in general, comprises three deflections 'Q' (the first negative deflection) 'R' (the first positive deflection), and 'S' (the negative deflection following the 'R' wave).

Measured deflections from the photodiode detector will be reported as positive and negative deflection, d, respectively.

The potential deflections consisted of three periods: an early negative component (in a period within 100 ms post stimulus), a period of positive deflection (in a period ∼100 200 ms), and a subsequent negative deflection (after 200 ms latency).