Sentence examples for uniformity level from inspiring English sources

The trial-and-error method is utilized to design the two-dimensional model with a specific uniformity level.

These two metrics were found able to be complementary to each other and the benchmarks of uniformity level and Ave.

Figure 2d, e exhibit a similar trend and uniformity level for the linewidth and the normalized integral intensity, respectively.

However, other factors that could help to explain the uniformity in levels of organ dysfunction and mortality between the protocol and control groups (that is, amount of time elapsed between the injury and emergency department admission, duration of surgery, and amount of blood transfused before ICU admission) were not analyzed.

This study found that the addition of second-order statistics such as run-length non-uniformity, gray-level non-uniformity, angular second moment, and entropy to the findings from DCE-MRI had 100%% negative predictive value, 79%% positive predictive value, 100%% sensitivity, and 62%% specificity in differentiating MGNT from GBM.

Air velocity uniformity at occupied level also significantly increased.

The interactive effects of system uniformity and irrigation level on crop growth and lint quality were insignificant.

Part of the result shows that for a 10-cell short stack, the influences of different rib configurations on the flow uniformity at stack level are negligible, which further approves that a short modular stack as 10-cells is a proper choice in establishing the large power supplied SOFC system.

In terms of socio-economic level, uniformity in rates has been accompanied by a convergence in socioeconomic levels among the different ARs [ 37, 38].

The efficacy of the product was also evaluated on skin complexion by scoring its radiance and uniformity at the level of the control and HA-treated hemifaces from standardised and calibrated photographs at D0, 1 and 3M.

The lack of (empirically based) knowledge about how to account for developmental factors in the treatment of adolescent anxiety may be attributable in part to the 'developmental level uniformity myth' (Kendall 1984), which assumes that young people are a homogenous group.