"temporal section" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a segment of time, such as a day, a week, or a month. For example, "The most recent temporal section has been marked by increased competition in the market."
Flow indices and vessel densities in the segmented disc areas and temporal sections were measured in PPG patients and normal control subjects.
Synchronous recording of the electrical and optical signals was ensured by sharing the same clock and start trigger pulses for the two acquisition cards, and data was analyzed by extracting the exact same temporal sections from the data files.
The values obtained with each scan are displayed in graphical form, resembling a clock face divided into four quadrants, representing the superior, nasal, inferior and temporal sections of the RNFL expressed in microns.
Enduring things and processes, in this view, can come into existence, but this simply means that as four-dimensional solids they have an earliest temporal cross section or time slice.
The following example is an excerpt from the Spatial and Temporal Distribution section summarizing the biogeographic history of the clade.
The third step is temporal tracking (Section 3.3), where existing regions are tracked and new objects detected.
In Figure 7G immunostaining with plasma which had been absorbed with aggregated Aβ1-42 on an AD temporal cortex section is shown.
To illustrate this point, Fig. 1 shows representative examples of HLA-DR-positive microglia in a single AD temporal cortex section that have morphologies ranging from highly ramified (considered resting) to those with hypertrophic cell bodies (considered activated and inflammatory).
For the sequential tapping and card flipping tasks, by using CCA to group source-detector pairs with similar temporal patterns (Section 2.6) into a single cluster, the difference in activation duration of the cluster containing the PMC/SMA and S1/PPC regions versus duration of the M1 cluster can be shown to be statistically significant (Section 3.2.2).
However, by grouping those source-detector pairs that CCA determined to have similar temporal patterns (Section 2.6) during the sequential tapping and card flipping tasks, significant differences were found in the TtP between motion tasks, as shown in Section 3.2.2 below.
