Sentence examples for uniform sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Inhibiting actin polymerization leads to uniform sensitivity.

A moderator structure where the detector had uniform sensitivity for neutrons from 2 to 14 MeV was determined by simulation.

By using significant properties of chaos and structure of the chaotic map, in the proposed algorithm, the message is totally connected to all parameters, so this structure can ensure the uniform sensitivity of hash value to the message.

The new detector showed higher and more uniform sensitivity, as compared to scanners with rectangular-shaped detectors, because the trapezoidal-monolithic-LSO minimizes the dead space within the detector ring.

The performance of the developed device was compared to that of conventional foil strain gauges and it was demonstrated that, in contrast to the conventional devices, the omnidirectional strain sensor developed here shows almost uniform sensitivity at various installation angles.

The uniform sensitivity analysis was implemented for direct comparisons between all parameters across all intervals.

In this fact, our work consists to study and develop a three-axis piezoresistive accelerometer having uniform sensitivities along to three axes.

In hardware based approach, the detector array is moved during data acquisition to reduce the non-uniform sensitivity of different detector elements.

According to the detailed sensitivity analysis (CRA), the high sensitivity in the EP model reflects the non-uniform sensitivity of the model with respect to parameters, arising from the parallel connections introduced to the EP network.

This means that if the visual brain represents scenes according to the similarities among their constituent objects, in addition to efficiently encoding the images each scene generates, then post-receptor processing must explicitly encode the non-uniform sensitivity of its receptors in order to "re-engineer" the probable scene from any image.

As noted before, the issue of non-uniform sensitivity is particular to the nearest-neighbor probe.