Sentence examples for more complex profiles from inspiring English sources

Simple edging can be done with a few passes of the router, but more complex profiles require additional tooling and this will add to the price.

The original contact model does not work well with more complex profiles, because at lower speeds, micro impact are smoothed out, while for real surfaces, micro impacts generally retain some impact character at lower speeds.

Adjacent soils on border or intermediate positions of the petrocalcic paleosurface have more complex profiles with a relict calcic horizon (Vizcachera soil: A C 2Ck 3Ckm) and coarser texture (silty clayey sand) in the topsoil.

Quantitative analysis (Figs. 7B and 7C) showed that FAs in p130Cas WT cells mostly have a single intensity maximum while FAs from the cells deficient in p130Cas signaling tend to have more complex profiles.

From representative profiles (Fig. 7A), it can be seen that FAs with shorter lifetimes have simple bell-shaped profiles with a single peak of intensity while longer-lived FAs have more complex profiles with numerous local intensity maxima (arrowheads).

Some proteins displayed more complex profiles, with enhanced expression later in infection with PFA block (Data S1).

In a recent study of our group, we found that MOH patients had a more complex profile of psychiatric comorbidity compared to episodic migraine (EM) patients.

Examination of the attitude of the Differentiators to the various vaccines reveals a more complex profile.

With more genes to be identified in the future, we expect to see a more complex profile of the function of modified nucleosides in plant growth, development and stress responses.

In this system, while the mean RNA level as a function of the two TF concentrations reproduce the classical Hill-like four plateaus observed in in vivo experiments [ 92] (figure 4B1), the normalized variance (figure 4B1) and distribution (figure 4C) reveal a significantly more complex profile carrying much information.

The total acquisition time was ≈7 s per well, with the whole plate being read out in approximately 11 min. Figure 5 a and b show representative lifetime images of wells containing these cells, for which the FLIM data were fitted on a per-pixel basis to a monoexponential decay model because there were insufficient detected photons to fit pixel-wise to a more complex profile.