Sentence examples for to superimposition from inspiring English sources

Next, a peptide backbone alignment was performed on the three co-binding peptides present in addition to superimposition of bound abacavir from the three crystals.

It was evident that grade 6 resorptions with intact apex were the most difficult to detect, especially on 2D x-rays due to superimposition of structures.

Even lateral radiographs can miss the lesion, if the fracture is minimally displaced; moreover, a fracture of the type described herein may be misinterpreted as a unicondylar Hoffa fracture due to superimposition of the condyles.

The lattice image (Fig. 5b) and the 2-D forward Fourier transform (Fig. 5c) showed lamellae fringes due to superimposition of the bicrystals twinning over a horizontal twin plane.

Since a urethral catheter is often present postoperatively, in the past conventional radiographic cystography was employed to visualize suspected bladder lacerations, with significant limitations related to obtaining an adequate distension and to superimposition of bowel and bony structures [2, 17].

To overcome the difficulties in identifying tooth structures due to superimposition of 3D structures onto a 2D plane, distortion projection errors, and blurred images, blinded and not blinded assessments of root length and resorptions were performed.

The data were subjected to Procrustes superimposition to rescale to standard size, translate to standard position and rotate to standard orientation [ 30].

Data were first subjected to Procrustes superimposition to remove all but shape variation [ 49].

When the registration was performed on the left zygomatic arch, the distances between the two superimposed models were slightly larger at the anterior cranial base, the forehead and the right zygomatic arch but were smaller on the left zygomatic arch when compared to superimpositions registered on the anterior cranial base.

Slang, then, owes much of its power to shock to the superimposition of images that are incongruous with images (or values) of others, usually members of the dominant culture.

Complex patterns are made of more than two bands and have been shown to correspond to the superimposition of two simple patterns and the presence of two or, rarely, three alleles of the region (32 ).