Sentence examples for relative transit from inspiring English sources

The relative transit depths are then consistent with a solar composition and short scale height at the terminator.

Effros [ 42] and Allison et al. [ 44] have both pointed out that the measurement of ETV is only equal to EVLW if the relative transit times of the thermal indicator through red cells versus plasma, the relative specific heats of extravascular tissue versus plasma, the density of blood, and the fraction of extravascular mass represented by water are all taken into account.

The Raw Perfusion plugin generates maps of parameters such as Time To Peak (TTP), relative Mean Transit Time (rMTT) and relative Cerebral Blood Flow (rCBF).

In addition, DSCoMAN can be used to create Time to Peak (TTP) maps, as well as estimates of relative Mean Transit Time (rMTT) and the relative Cerebral Blood Flow (rCBF).

Research shows there is a relative concentration of transit points along the supply chain from Africa to Asian consumer markets.

This work enhances understanding of the hydrogeologic controls on and uncertainties in absolute and relative rates and transit times of groundwater discharge to streams and bays in coastal watersheds.

Advective transport is insensitive to NO scavenging by Hb because the NO-Hb binding rate is slow relative to AA transit time.

This approach can help compare the combined metro/LRT alternatives to metro-only networks and measure the performance relative to mass transit systems in other cities in the world.

A degree of the arterial labelling is lost from the point of the tagging site to the point of capillary exchange at the image slice by a factor relative to the transit time, and so the perfusion values determined by this can be complicated by this [ 25].

Russia has accused Ukraine of shooting itself in the foot with the move, pointing out that most passengers are Ukrainian travelling to work in Russia, visiting relatives or in transit.

Increasing infiltration rates significantly decreased mean groundwater age, but not the distribution of transit times relative to mean groundwater age.