Sentence examples for physical attenuation from inspiring English sources

Compared with flow model results which indicate a relatively young mean hydraulic age (~ 32,000 yr), the 81Kr model ages imply substantial physical attenuation of conservative solutes in the Culebra Dolomite and provide limits on the effective diffusivity of contaminants into the confining aquitards.

A generalised attenuation/saturation model has been developed that describes the physical and attenuation enhancement characteristics of the contaminated areas and reveals that the most significant attenuation is related to smeared zone surrounding the seasonally changing water table interface.

SPECT/CT physical principles and attenuation correction.

SPECT/CT Physical Principles and Attenuation Correction.

For example, we can establish visual relations between orientation parameters and physical variations of attenuation or frequency along depth.

However, its rationale is that the geometry of the extended calibration phantom better models the body of a patient and the physical effects (photon attenuation and scatter) which occur in patients' acquisitions.

Similarly to non-occupational physical activity, the attenuation in risk after adjustment for potential confounders could be attributed mainly to educational attainment.

Atlas, D. & Ulbrich, C. The Physical Basis for Attenuation-Rainfall Relationships and the Measurement of Rainfall Parameters by Combined Attenuation and Radar Methods.

Given that this would result in a non-physical solution, the attenuation coefficient of these regions was set to zero, similar to what was done in previous studies [ 14].

Physical separation and inherent attenuation between the transmit and receive circuits introduces a small amount of passive suppression.

If proper compensation for the major physical effects, in particular attenuation and scatter in the patient, is not performed, there is less hope of a reliable quantification.