Sentence examples for resolution of exposure from inspiring English sources

The relationship between the brightness of input scene and the exposure time is shown in Fig. 2 a, and the relationship between the brightness of input scene and the resolution of exposure time is shown in Fig. 2 b.

Recent studies have used more sophisticated methods to improve the spatial resolution of exposure estimates (Health Effects Institute 2010).

Spatial considerations include improved resolution of exposure and a better understanding of the representativeness of central-site monitors.

The spatial resolution of exposure assessment was higher in the present study, which might explain the discrepancy concerning CRP.

The resulting increase in spatial resolution of exposure models should not be achieved at the cost of a poorer temporal resolution.

The availability of traffic counts provide a high spatial resolution of exposure as opposed to relying on data from a few monitoring stations, and therefore reduces misclassification of exposure.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a powerful diagnostic modality for noninvasive in vivo imaging due to its high resolution, lack of exposure to radiation, superior soft tissue contrast, and large image window.

Despite the fine resolution of the exposure model, the gradient in exposures across London was limited, resulting in limited precision in our estimated associations.

First, the availability and accuracy of different geocoding techniques may vary among countries, as well as the resolution of the exposure model (upon which the impact of geocoding errors on exposures will depend).

The degree to which the positional errors in geocoding affect the exposure assessment and the health risk assessment depends on the spatial resolution of the exposure model.

The main advantage with this study is, as previously mentioned, the high resolution of both exposure and individual information, which makes it possible to use the presented exposure-response relationships in local and regional health impact assessments (HIA) made with local dispersion models or local measurements.