Sentence examples for small depth range from inspiring English sources

Proton therapy is rapidly gaining importance in the field of radiotherapy, because of its potential to deliver the planned dose over a small depth range and sparing dose to healthy tissue, when compared to conventional radiotherapy.

The dynamic range was a little better than 50 dB at small depth ranges.

The left bank borders a flatter floodplain, and the river itself widens intermittently into small lakes; depths range from a few feet in the shoals to 33 feet, with a maximum width of 1,300 feet.

While a reduction in fusion might be expected to reduce realism for large disparities, it is unlikely to be able to account for variations in realism across the full range of disparities, particularly when the depth range is small.

SS-OCT offers a significant advantage by extending the depth range with only a small loss of sensitivity [ 6– 8].

Traps were put out from a small boat and attached to the shoreline, covering a depth range from 0to5 5 m depth.

We found that increasing the depth range tended to increase depth realism only over a very small range of disparities, well below the level required to avoid visual discomfort.

However, wavefront coding produces significant deblurring artifacts for defocus values as small as s_0A=33 pixels, while diffusion coding produces near identical results for the entire depth range.

The lowest Po210 accumulator species Arius maculatus is a demersal species, distributed within the depth range of 50 to 100 m and feeds on invertebrates and small fishes.

The ~3.8 mm depth range achieved with our present instrumentation enables the in-vitro analysis of small animal bones, for example, mouse bones.

A compressed depth range for megafauna has been previously linked to intrinsic mechanisms, such as competition for smaller prey, opportunistic species outcompeting others, or the local availability of food parcels52,53.