Sentence examples for temporal reduction from inspiring English sources

Although not exactly a Valsalva maneuver, sustained inspiratory effort and breath-hold can have similar complex hemodynamic effects that can lead to a substantial temporal reduction in contrast medium concentration at some level of the pulmonary arterial system.

Results show the possibility of decreasing the computational burden by several orders of magnitude without sacrificing the accuracy of the optimization results, by appropriately selecting the parameters of the temporal reduction method.

The corresponding temporal reduction was made applying the secular variation predicted by an updated version of the Italian geomagnetic reference field model (ITGRF; De Santis et al., 2003), a model that has been demonstrated to predict the temporal change of the magnetic field in this area better than global models, such as the IGRF-11 field model.

During line levelling, differences in data values at intersections of traverse lines with tie-lines (cross-over differences) are taken into account to reduce errors arising from data offsets between adjacent survey lines (e.g. heading errors) or imperfect temporal reduction which could otherwise lead to severe artefacts during gridding (Pilkington and Thurston, 2001).

As seen from Figure 3, there is an apparent temporal reduction in the difference in the bacterial distributions between earthworms.

The social preference test lasted 3 hrs and was recorded using a digital video camera and then scored using the JWatcher program at a 10∶1 temporal reduction.

Furthermore, we demonstrate temporal reductions in palmitoylated CD44 during stimulated migration of breast cancer cells.

Interestingly, cell migration was associated with temporal reductions in CD44 palmitoylation in wild-type breast cells.

The differential temporal reductions in neonatal mortality/serious neonatal morbidity among the iatrogenic and spontaneous preterm subgroups were not evident in contrasts of neonatal mortality.

We hypothesized that the results of the modified Kitagawa decomposition would differ between all live births and live births to smokers if temporal reductions in smoking had in fact contributed substantially to temporal changes in SGA rates.

More important, we showed that the temporal reductions in all-cause mortality in patients suffering acute MI, achieved between 1985 and 2008, were at least as high in patients with diabetes as in those without diabetes.