Sentence examples for morphological distortion from inspiring English sources

To account for the impact of the morphological distortion as well as outliers in the survey data, the correlation matching is adjusted based on the robust estimation theory.

E. histolytica also presented this phenomenon, although the attachment strength was higher than that observed with E. dispar due to the apparent morphological distortion and stress (tension) generated in erythrocytes.

Some change in the scattering intensity is observed between the points of rapid directional change, but these are much less than may be expected on the basis of the morphological distortion.

Rapid regression of soft tissue swelling even after surgical tumour resection may contribute to more prominent morphological distortion, especially in the face, possibly leading to a worsening of the psychological aspects of HRQoL.

Interestingly, this analysis was used to demonstrate that the observed morphological distortion does not correspond to a distortion at the crystallographic level, with diffraction patterns recorded along the 0.6 μm length rotating by only 2.6° around an axis parallel to the electron beam.

This would insure a more accurate alignment, and eventually correct for any morphological distortions [18].

Compared to alternative techniques in the literature, i.e., [12, 13, 26, 27], the proposed methodology delivers superior performance under strenuous conditions, namely, when irregular motion content is encountered as in for example endoscopic video material, where gastrointestinal contractions can generate severe morphological distortions in conjunction with extreme camera panning.

Morphological distortions related to the ex vivo procedure were minimized by gentle perfusion and scanning with brains in situ within the cranium.

Based on the structural and functional similarity, PgD5 was included into the "non-morphogenic" group of plant defensins, which slow down hyphal elongation but do not induce marked morphological distortions [ 8, 18, 47].

At a smaller scale, optical microscopy through the pleura is adversely affected by the optical heterogeneity of lungs primarily because of the high air-tissue contrast in indices of refraction, and image quality measures such as resolution, contrast and distortion of morphological features, degrade with depth.

The obtained images confirmed that no distortions or morphological changes appeared up to 50 °C, whereas at 70 °C, they tend to lose their shape and merge altogether.