Sentence examples for persistent curve from inspiring English sources

If a lesion, e.g., mostly presents a persistent curve, but a small compartment with wash-out not related to artefacts, this more suspicious criterion applies.

In addition, the likelihood that the persistent curve might progress into a structural scoliosis was also taken into consideration for surgical decision-making.

Cows with a less persistent lactation curve, i.e. a steep descending slope of the lactation curve, may be given up earlier than other cows.

The lesion shows spiculations and a persistent enhancement curve type, corresponding to a Kaiser score of 6 (Fig. 6).

The lesion shows no spiculations, a persistent enhancement curve type, and irregular margins, corresponding to a Kaiser score of 3 (Fig. 6).

The lesion shows no spiculations, a persistent enhancement curve type, and circumscribed margins, corresponding to a Kaiser score of 1 (Fig. 6).

From the persistent luminescence decay curve measurement after ceasing 450 nm blue illumination, the samples with x = 2.5 exhibited the longest persistent luminescence for 405 min until the luminance becomes 2 mcd/m2 in GAGG Ce-Cr phosphors.

The U/P urea ratio performed satisfactorily in differentiating transient from persistent AKI (ROC curve AUC 0.82 (0.70 to 0.94)).

The NIR persistent luminescence decay curves of ZGGO Cr3+ and ZGGO Cr3+,Eu3+ nanoparticles were monitored at 697 nm after 254 nm UV light illumination (xenon lamp as the light source) for 5 min at room temperature as shown in Fig. 6.

Fig. 6 NIR persistent luminescence decay curves of ZGGO Cr3+ and ZGGO Cr3+,Eu3+ powders monitored at 697 nm after 254 nm UV light illumination for 5 min Fig. 7 NIR afterglow decay images of ZGGO Cr3+,Eu3+ powders obtained by a Kodak In-Vivo Imating System FX Pro at different times after stopping UV irradiation.

The Bank of Japan cut interest rates and took other steps to pump up spending, but it was always behind the curve and persistent deflation took hold.