Sentence examples for scattering originates from inspiring English sources

Edge scattering originates primarily from the edges of the micromirrors and has a similar magnitude as global scattering.

Such optical scattering originates from the lipid bodies and vesicles insides the leukocytes, which makes them appear white in the buffy coat fraction of blood centrifugation.

Optical scattering originates from light interaction with biological structures of different size (from a few tenths of nm to hundreds of μm) and shape.

Fast, but incomplete ortho para conversion was observed at 10 K, suggesting that scattering originates from the fraction of unconverted ortho isomer which is rotation-hindered because of confinement in nanopores.

Einstein quantitatively derived critical opalescence from a treatment of density fluctuations, and demonstrated how both the effect and Rayleigh scattering originate from the atomistic constitution of matter.

Since we were interested in the precise localization of potential vanadium species, crystallographic data collection was performed at a longer wavelength (λ=1.77 Å) allowing the detection of X-ray diffraction as well as anomalous scattering originating only from certain atoms such as vanadium and sulfur.

Data was corrected for background scatter originating from the buffer and increasing ligand without protein present.

Data were corrected for both background scatter originating from the buffer and increasing ligand without protein present.

As a result, the systems likely collected light scatter originating from a larger range of illumination angles than intended.

Data were corrected for background scatter originating from the buffer and analyzed to graphically show the tryptophan fluorescence spectrum at increasing urea concentrations and the percent fluorescence remaining after each addition.

The diffuse scattering may originate from the micro-voids of the sample.