Sentence examples for topographic fit from inspiring English sources

However, diagnostic sensitivity is increased by considering topographic fit as an additional factor.

Topographic fit represents the maximal spatial correlation of each subject's time series of topographic maps to the reference maps derived from healthy controls.

However, the influence of retrochiasmal lesions may be one possible explanation for the increased diagnostic sensitivity when topographic fit is used, because spatial correlation does not depend on amplitudes but amplitude asymmetries may alter the scalp field distribution of the potential.

Secondly, we examine two South Atlantic reconstructions and highlight minor differences between them visible in the closeness of the fit of the topographic grids.

Further, the antero-posterior somatotopic gradient identified in the monkey fits with the topographic order reported in the studies that Segerdahl et al. collated in Fig.3 and also with the posterior location of the "very specific 'spot'" that they found.

Purpose: To analyse, retrospectively, the effect of fitting characteristics on comfort of wear and the role that 3D topographic data can play in attaining an optimal lens fit with rigid gas permeable (RGP) contact lenses in normal eyes.

Such epitaxial alignment based on a geometrical fit between nucleating crystallites and already existing topographic features on the substrate is called "ledge directed epitaxy".

The surface fit method is applicable to landscapes with great topographic varieties, whereas the region grow method is most applicable to relatively flat areas.

Our results showed that the fit of Fcover models did not improve after topographic normalization in the case of ratio-based vegetation indices (Normalized Difference Vegetation Index, NDVI; Reduced Simple Ratio, RSR) or Tasseled Cap Greenness but improved in the case of Brightness and Wetness, particularly in the period of the lowest sun elevation.

Table 2 Coefficients of determination (R2) for species-specific regression equations fitting aboveground woody carbon and basal area to topographic, vegetation, soil and landscape variables (see methods) Biomass Ranking Species Carbon - R2 Basal Area - R2 1 Quercus kelloggii 0.203 0.262* 2 Q. wislizenii 0.103 0.118 3 Q.

We estimated one-dimensional (1-D) isotropic electrical conductivity profiles of the mantle for Area A and Area B separately, which fit the MT response averaged in each array, by applying an iterative topographic effect correction.