Sentence examples for measuring small regions from inspiring English sources

In medical research, many applications require counting and measuring small regions in a large image.

But baby is measuring small.

3) Probes should span short regions to provide detailed information on regions of copy number variation (CNV); BAC clones, used as aCGH probes [ 7], due to their average probe length being several ten thousand nucleotides, inherently can not measure small amplified or deleted regions.

Advantages of using laboratory-frame SLF experiments to measure small heteronuclear dipolar couplings from mobile regions of bicelles and also from embedded ligands have also been demonstrated.

"We can measure smaller effects," Mason says.

Figure 17 The time variation of the average color differences measured in a small region, for Cr and Cb in a typical scene with fluorescent light source.

In brief, using the Leica confocal software, the average grayscale pixel intensity was measured in a small region without any staining.

Much smaller loads and diamond microindenters also can be used in conjunction with a microscope to measure the hardness of quite small regions (down to a few micrometres, or millionths of a metre, across).

However, current electrochemical biosensors are not optimized to measure nanomolar cholinergic signals across small regions like hippocampal sub-layers.

Tissue velocity imaging was converted to strain rate which measures deformation velocity gradients within small regions, giving information about the rate of local tissue shortening or lengthening along the beam axis.

More importantly, patient motion may alter measured time-activity curves (TAC), especially for small regions of interests (ROI), thereby directly affecting the outcome of tracer kinetic analysis.