Sentence examples for scattered ones from inspiring English sources
We used the cut point value of SSI=8.8% (Kronenwett et al, 2004) to differentiate between all lesions showing significantly scattered DNA histograms (SSI>8.8%) and those with insignificantly scattered ones (SSI⩽8.8%).
The scattering spectra in the following results therefore refers to DoP with arbitrary units: LSS incorporating polarization gating can statistically differentiate multiply scattered photons from the single scattered ones which provide information about the scatterer sizes.
Having a single resource/manual (rather than several scattered ones) is very important.
After therapeutic treatment, the GFAP immunoreactivity distribution pattern in mouse brains treated with EB101 was similar to control mice (wild-type), mostly devoid of reactive GFAP clusters, except a few scattered ones in the CA1 hippocampal external layers).
This set is initially built with the best solutions from the population, according to the value of their fitness function, and the most scattered ones from the population regarding the previous best solutions.
The reference set is initially built with the best solutions, according to the value of their fitness function, and the most scattered ones from the initial population regarding the previous best solutions.
Although these works are arranged in a more orderly and linear fashion, the strong sense of excitement and pressing action continues with these images, with stripper-esque figures collecting scattered one-dollar bills on the ground and a majestic dog cruising in a convertible on a busy city street.
The service here is sweet, if sometimes scattered — one night, a neighboring table had to pass over a diner's credit card after it was dropped off there by mistake.
A metallic film is designed to enhance conversion of an evanescent wave into a scattered one via computational simulations.
Here, we compared this with a scattered one.
The risk of contamination between groups was felt to be limited since public health physicians in Norway are geographically scattered; one physician in each of the country's 435 municipalities.
