Sentence examples for solidity value from inspiring English sources

Usually, a tumor has a higher solidity value than normal brain tissue, as shown in Figure 7.

This research, therefore, used the agglomerative hierarchical clustering algorithm [ 32], rather than traditional definite value criteria to remove the groups with low solidity value.

A perfectly smooth object would therefore be assigned a value of 1, whereas the more branched the cell, the lower the solidity value.

As expected, their solidity value is higher than that recorded in isolated, adherent cells growing in RPM, given that the multiple cell-to-cell adhesion is thought to "stabilize" the cells shape, by mutually reinforcing their stiffness.

Frames in which the shape of the worm had an eccentricity value (ratio of the two axes of an ellipse with the same second moments) smaller than 0.8 or a compactness value (perimeter/area) smaller than 30, combined with a solidity value (area/convex hull) greater than 0.575 were identified as omega-turns.

Solidity values approaching one indicate that the plants are solid and lack polarized extensions; lower values indicate the presence of filamentous outgrowths and a higher degree of plant polarization [11].

To obtain solidity values a convex hull was drawn around the cell surface.

They did not, however, show indentations in their soma contours, as the solidity values were close to 1 (0.97 ± 0.03 for both ChAT-positive and p75NTR-positive neurons, Table 2).

The analysts said the company had "reported solid numbers, announced the possibly of a Reits conversion, confirmed the solidity of asset values and raised the dividend by 14%".

These include the overall migratory activity of the cell, corresponding to the net PKT area; migration polarity, corresponding to the length of the major axis of migration (or the axial ratio); and "lateral" lamellar activity, measured by the track's solidity, among other values.

In Marx, on the other hand, we have an analysis of the fetishism of commodities (Marx 1867, 444 461) where objects lose the solidity of their use value and become spectral figures under the aspect of exchange value.