Sentence examples for subtle artefacts from inspiring English sources

Owing to these methods, subtle artefacts could not be detected in Wittram's study because they were not visually apparent, whereas in Gosselin's and Mortimer's populations, as in our study group, all artefacts that occurred were registered (including those cases only detectable by measuring attenuation values), resulting in a greater incidence of TIC.

All trials were also visually inspected for other subtle artefacts, and sections containing these were manually removed.

More subtle artefacts which reflect how designers expect a routine to be enacted include the layout of a room (such as whether clinicians consult across a desk or obliquely so that the patient can see the computer screen) or seating arrangements (indeed, some routines seem to be defined as much by where they are undertaken as by what is being done by the staff member).

It was only after the restoration was complete that subtle Islamic artefacts and fabrics were introduced.

This tool also conducts an affine registration of every individual volume to the first non-diffusion weighted (b = 0) volume, in order to correct for any subtle movement artefact.

This tendency is often subtle, with small artefacts introduced into a simulator with little discussion, deemed prudent to achieve efficiency or expediency.

b, c The corresponding axial and sagittal views show a subtle stair step artefact on the abdominal wall (white arrowheads) and a doubled or "twin fold" aspect of the semilunar fold explaining the small longitudinal defect as a subtle breathing artefact.

As we assume that an increase in GCIPL thickness is not expected after surgery, we hypothesize that these values may be artefacts or even a subtle inner retinal edema after ILM peeling, which could be caused by BBG dye.

The colour gain should be increased high enough to detect subtle flow without causing a colour noise artefact.

In addition, since it can be expected that the measured differences are subtle, technical error sources are also of concern, such as artefacts that could be generated by the preparation method or errors associated with the digitization process.

Such reviews, or meta-analyses have greater statistical power to identify true effects from study-specific artefacts and, as such, are capable of identifying subtle effects that might be missed or deemed insignificant in smaller datasets.