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Figure 2A shows the average χ2 of the modeling for the cortex with the five scans as a function of v b.
a Volume distribution of individual ordered grown islands on a pit-patterned Si(100) surface, derived by AFM scans, as a function of the distance, x, from the stripe.
Absorbance scans as a function of radial position were collected by scanning the sample cells at a wavelength of 280 nm, as indicated in the text, per a distance of 0.003 cm.
The added value of 18 F-fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) positron emission tomography (PET) scanning as a function of pretest risk assessment in indeterminate pulmonary nodules is still unclear.
In this particular case, a magnetic image (corresponding to the frequency shift mapping) is acquired along a surface profile (X-scan) as a function of the magnetic field (parallel to the X-scan direction).
Subsequently we studied the chances of receiving a brain scan as a function of the available covariates: age, gender, socio-economic status (Carstairs), comorbidity (Charlson), and number of emergency admission in the previous twelve months.
The centroided rate function, λ(t), therefore describes the mean number of ion arrivals of a particular molecular species within one scan, as a function of retention time.
Thus while the absolute number of slices obtained from pig to pig and from scan to scan differed as a function of the animal's length, slice reconstruction allowed the generation of 101 "pseudo-slices" for every scan.
In this paper, a fuzzy inverse dynamic model that describes the scanning speed as a function of the cladding parameters in particular the clad height is developed.
Glass-transition temperatures for three soft-contact-lens (SCL) materials are measured by modulated differential scanning calorimetry as a function of SCL hydration, as determined by thermogravimetric analysis.
The thermal properties of these films were characterized by dynamical mechanical thermal analysis and by differential scanning calorimetry as a function of their water content.
