Sentence examples for the inhomogeneity in from inspiring English sources

With this clustering method, we confirmed the inhomogeneity in this system, defined cell clusters, quantified and localized them, and determined the cell density within clusters.

The kernel idea is that multi-feature analysis can recognize the inhomogeneity in modulatory coverage more accurately and that center and surround with the grouping structure satisfying Gestalt rule deserves high connection-probability.

Among them elasto-thermodynamic damping can arise due to the inhomogeneity in stress distribution in a metal matrix composite which is theoretically predictable using the second law of thermodynamics.

It was found that the inhomogeneity in the partition of alloying elements intensified with a reduction in the processing temperature and the liquid fraction was highly influenced by the alloy with the lower melting range.

The inhomogeneity in microstructures of the as-fabricated rods and heat-treated rods were investigated, along with the creep behavior of the heat-treated rods, focusing on the influence of microstructural inhomogeneity.

In many engineering applications of roll-to-roll manufacturing, the inhomogeneity in the tension profile applied at both the ends of web is apparent, which cannot be completely ignored in the modeling so as to accurately predict the dynamic behaviors of the travelling web.

The inhomogeneities in the range of samples 13 15 are also not traceable with an adjustment of the experiment.

The random motility of normal and hypoxic cells within the tumor also affects growth, reducing the inhomogeneities in cell proliferation which change spherical tumors into cylinders.

However, for α < 1.2, the inhomogeneities in the interior are usually within 10%%, and the few hot spots of 30%% would still be acceptable.

Pairwise comparisons between tooth types were performed using Bonferoni's adjusted Mann–Whitney U-test for each adhesive because of the inhomogeneities in variance (P ≤ 0.05).

The finding that this recovery of blood flow occurs within 2 weeks after onset of CRT [ 33] and disappears within 15 min after stopping CRT [ 25] indicates that the perfusion inhomogeneities in the LBBB hearts importantly relate to the abnormal distribution of workload (for example evidenced by the inhomogeneities in strain between septum and later wall).