Sentence examples for rose criterion from inspiring English sources

The MDA may be evaluated using the Rose criterion [27].

The dotted line at CNR = 3 represents a threshold value of the Rose criterion of detectability.

The purpose is to correlate the human observer study with the measured parameter SNR to validate the Rose criterion [13].

Rose criterion is thus met, in this ideal treatment, for field strengths higher than 1.7 V/Å.

By reducing the acquisition time, we determined the number of hotspots that have a CNR smaller than the Rose criterion.

A contrast-to-noise ratio (CNR) index was calculated using the Rose criterion, taking partial volume effects into account.

The examples discussed show that flame propagation is still possible at very small pressure rise values, as observed much below the pressure rise criterion of usual standards.

Flammability characteristics based on the pressure rise criterion may suffice in certain cases, e.g. for explosion protection in closed vessels without any connecting pipes.

The results showed that the combination of a pressure rise criterion of 2% and a temperature rise criterion of 100 K seems to be a suitable ignition criterion for the determination of explosion limits and limiting oxidizer concentration at higher initial pressures and elevated temperatures.

When FDG-PET was added as a new major criterion to the modified Duke criteria, the sensitivity rose from 70%to97%970%to97%

For a designated pair of compressive and tensile stability criteria, the probability of generated tensile strains exceeding the given tensile strain criterion reduces as the mud pressure is increased, while the probability of the compressive strains exceeding the specified compressive strain criterion rises as mud pressure is increased.