Sentence examples for phase item from inspiring English sources

The absorption contrast image is very low for those weakly absorbing materials or weak phase object, such as the soft biological tissues, however, the phase item value of refractive index is a thousand larger than the absorption item, therefore the refractive index interferometry method is expected to be a new imaging tool for them.

With respect to the experienced and inexperienced raters, the visual observation of the lateral flexion of the trunk (item 4), the arm swing (item 5) and the knee extension in the late swing phase (item 8) showed the highest inter-rater reliability levels (all ICC-values > 0.50).

In the fifth phase, items were divided in categories according to their content.

In the construction phase a pool of items was developed for each dimension of stigma identified in the planning phase, items were formulated by the lead author.

In the first phase, items of the scale were generated by identifying in the literature relevant factors for the conceptualization of recovery from the patient's perspective.

During the run phase, items simply execute a very limited number of trivial functions, such as showing a previously constructed canvas.

During the prepare phase, items are given time to prepare for example, by generating a sound in the case of a synth item, or by creating an "offline canvas" in the case of a sketchpad.

The measurement development process included three phases: item generation, pilot testing and evaluation of acceptability and feasibility for parents and exploratory factor analysis.

Development of the SFInX was comprised of two phases: item generation and item selection.

The HRQoL questionnaire in AF patients (AF-QoL-18) was developed in three phases: item generation, item selection and reduction of the items.

Most FACIT measures have undergone a standard scale development and validation methodology, which takes place in four phases: item generation, item-reduction, scale construction, and psychometric evaluation [ 1- 22].