Sentence examples for trapping estimated from inspiring English sources

Mean ± SD of the trapping estimated with the NLSA (blue) and SA (green) algorithm in normoxia and hypoxia for (A) [18 F]-FDG and (B) [18 F]-FMISO experimental datasets.

It should be noted that character sizes of o-Ps trapping voids estimated in a spherical approximation using Eq. 1) are well fitted to R ≅ 0.27 0.30 nm with free-volume fraction f v  ≅ 0.14 0.20% (Table 2).

Camera trapping estimates were highly sensitive to group size but could be improved with better survey design.

The antioxidant potential of the samples (total peroxyl radical trapping antioxidant potential, TRAP) was estimated by their potency to resist 2,2′-azobis 2-amidinopropane) (ABAP) induced peroxidation [ 32,2′-azobis 2-amidinopropane

Air trapping was estimated using dedicated software measuring on inspiratory and expiratory CT low attenuation area (LAA) lung proportion and mean lung density (MLD).

Laboratory flume evaluations of the HSTs also show that the traps will accurately sample the full particle size distribution of sediment mobilized on a given hillslope, with a suspended sediment (< 63 μm) trapping efficiency conservatively estimated to be 50%.

The sampling efficiency of the CDC light trap was estimated using a 3 × 3 Latin square design to compare the CDC light trap with a human landing catch gold standard and an Mbita bednet as an alternative, as previously described [ 78, 79], respectively.

The total number of all trapped ions is estimated, taking into account their trapping in potential wells and humps around a dust grain.

(Prior to the advent of camera traps, researchers estimated tiger numbers by counting their tracks).

Calibration of the light trap method estimated sampling efficiencies, relative to human landing catch, of 0.30, 0.68 and 0.59 for An.

In our study, childhood exposure to TRAP was estimated by applying an LUR model to locations where caregivers reported living and spending time to estimate average daily exposure to ECAT.