Sentence examples for temporal sections from inspiring English sources

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.

With checkpointing, an arbitrary temporal section of a program's runtime can be extracted for exhaustive analysis without the need to restart the program from the beginning.

The actual universe is not like this, and that it is not static is shown in the Minkowski picture by the dissimilarity of temporal cross sections and the nonparallelism of the world lines of particles.

The philosopher of the manifold denies this charge, saying that a static universe would be one in which all temporal cross sections were exactly similar to one another and in which all particles (considered as four-dimensional objects) lay along parallel lines.

In Dr Johnson's study, 56 participants who had tau in their entorhinal cortex and temporal neocortex (sections of the brain important to memory) had, over the previous three years, achieved progressively lower scores on a memory test.Such tests, however, are expensive, so researchers are working to create cheaper, simpler ones with some success.

In AD temporal cortex sections, extensive cytoplasmic neuronal immunoreactivity is evident (Figure 7B).

To determine if MCP-1/CCL2 is associated with inner ear inflammation secondary to NTHI-induced OM in vivo, immunolabeling of NTHI-inoculated temporal bone sections was performed using a polyclonal anti-MCP-1 antibody.

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.