Sentence examples for measured edge from inspiring English sources

For tissue measured edge on, there is a higher OI in the neonatal pericardium than in the adult pericardium.

Measured edge on to the tissue, the collagen in neonatal pericardium is significantly more aligned (orientation index (OI) 0.78) than that in adult pericardium (OI 0.62).

The orientation of collagen measured edge on (alignment in plane) has been shown in bovine and ovine skin to be correlated with strength [ 15, 16].

Therefore if the OI measured edge on was only due to crimp, this would suggest that the neonatal pericardium, which is stronger, has less crimp and this would contradict the accepted knowledge of the influence of crimp.

However, if the differences in OI measured edge on between neonatal and adult pericardium are due to differences in alignment of the collagen fibrils, then this relationship would be in agreement with previous studies on skin (treated to produce leather) where a high degree of alignment is correlated with high strength (and crimp is not present) [ 15, 17].

This method provides us with a measure of how unlikely it is that the measured edge weight comes from something else than diffusion coherence contrast.

The system spatial resolution was calculated as where s is the manufacturer-characterized spot size measured per the British Standard Method [ 17] and d ≈ 33 μm is the spatial detector blur estimated from a measured edge-spread function.

This parameter uses a 13 pixel spatial information filter (SI13) to measure edge impairments rather than Sobel filtering.

Each time you shift the position of the measuring object, make sure that the measuring edge lies parallel to the line.

Kurtosis position is used as a local feature for measuring edges and reflecting the place of articulation recognition.

Product temperature was measured in edge as well as center vials with thermocouples.