Sentence examples for minimal scatter from inspiring English sources

The loading regime maintained stress intensity within a narrow range, minimizing non-linear effects—resulting in very consistent results with minimal scatter.

The hydrophobic component shows remarkably consistent values with minimal scatter, but is overall, seemingly small, only 5% on average of the total score.

If D N − q is smaller than the associated critical value, then the associated sample and all samples associated with minimal scatter ratios computed at stages earlier than N− q are declared outlying.

The in vivo environment and presence of different tissues, however, may produce more scattering, although unlabelled gold-coated protein microspheres been visualized via OCT in murine liver with minimal scatter from the native vasculature.

The silver nanodiscs strongly absorb visible light with minimal scattering, whereas the silica shell maintains the shape and absorption spectrum of the silver cores.

First of all, very minimal scattering optical signals were obtained before administering Au NCs (base in Figs. 7a, 8).

The barium concentration had been determined during a prior investigation where different concentrations from 30to90%0 % were tested, and 30%% appeared to be optimal for good visualization with minimal scattering (Van Hoof et al. 2013).

To produce the minimal p-value (the strongest T-test), the disease-related FENR profile has to display minimal scattering, thus the highest ranking belonged to the functional categories corresponding to the most generic features of chronic disease, equally displayed by all pathologies and absent in the negative random control.

The optimal dimensions R 1 opt and R 2 opt, which correspond to the minimal scattering efficiencies in Fig. 3(a), are shown in Figs. 3(c) and 3 d).

As a general rule, samples should be mounted on a material that is thinner than the sample to be mapped, as this will present minimal background scatter (e.g., 10 μm thick tissue on 6 μm polypropylene).

Unlike in Agee and Evans's book, the pictures take primacy; Waits's contributions are short, minimal and scattered sparsely through this large-format volume.