Sentence examples for may be occluded from inspiring English sources
This paper extracts inner lips contour in the CS case, in which the lips may be occluded by hand.
Of the (Q×T+1)=25 histograms of a DAISY descriptor, some may be occluded because their corresponding petals lie outside the image plane.
Some of the As leached by the reductive extractions may be occluded in Fe oxides or in some other form that is not readily desorbable.
These in silico experiments indicate that cyclopentyl and cyclohexyl scaffolds prepared in this study may be occluded from the enzyme active site by two protein loops that sterically guard the phosphate binding region.
As displaced stories may be occluded by lower parts of the facade due to the ground view perspective, the labeled ground truth may deviate from the actual opening-ratio.
As can be seen in figure 6b, the median time to the peak response increased with the absolute amplitude of the response in monkeys F and M. The trend is not as strong in monkey J, but the peak in the response to small steps may be occluded by the noise in monkey J's steering.
The idea of using multiple images from different shooting angles is to try to recover objects that may not be occluded in all shootings.
Here we investigate the recognition of semi-hidden targets, which are targets that are embedded in complex scenes, and which may either be occluded by or merged with other details in the scene.
Second, after TACE or repeated TACE procedures, the main artery supplying the tumor may be narrowed or even be occluded, and snaking arterioles may be regenerated from the phrenic, intercostal, gastric and superior mesenteric arteries [ 14], making it difficult to selectively catheterize the feeding artery to control residual tumor cells.
There are times (for example to protect national security or the identity of a rape victim) when the public's gaze may, to a degree, be occluded.
Radiotracers designed to bind a transmembrane protein may compete with a native ligand or be occluded by allosteric regulation.
