Sentence examples for smallest observable from inspiring English sources

A human observer study was performed to determine the smallest observable sphere for each scanning condition.

The noise on the phase-difference, the phase-noise σΔ ϕ, defines the smallest observable phase-difference and therefore the minimum detectable flow velocity is given by: v min = (σΔ ϕ∙λ0)/(4 πnτ∙cos [ 9, 23].

Startling differences which may have only small observable effects on our behaviour.

To reduce the complexity of the high dimensional and nonlinear model, the graph theoretic tearing technique (structural decomposition) is employed to decompose the system to smaller observable subsystems.

Absorption and scattering effects are due not only to the water itself but also to other components such as dissolved organic matter or small observable floating particles.

11 12 Previous observational studies have suggested that serious safety and quality issues may result from accumulation of small observable process deviations in higher risk procedures such as paediatric cardiac surgery.

This finding however might be caused by the quality of the data set and since there is a small observable difference we would not rule out the possibility that differences could be seen in the future when more appropriate data sets are available.

In order to validate our method high power microscopy of fixed and stained cells/microcolonies was used to give an indication of the numbers of colonies formed by more than one bacterial cell inoculated and present in the smallest microcolonies observable at the lower magnification.

The smallest directly observable MIC in our experiment is 3.125 mg/mL; however, the strength of the observed linear relationships in our study gives us a fair amount of confidence in our conservatively predicted estimate as well.

The peaks shift for 33 equivalents of acetone in dichloromethane- d2 lowered to 0.270 6) ppm from 0.307 1) ppm in toluene- d8 at room temperature and to 0.248(1) ppm from 0.436 1) ppm in toluene- d8 at −50 °C, indicating a small but observable solvent effect with a small temperature dependence.

Despite the low limit of detection, there is still a small but observable amount of luminescence from PLNPs bound at the test line in the no-target controls.