Sentence examples for variability of phase from inspiring English sources

Increased intrasession variability of phase in suspected glaucomatous eyes may be a sign of RGCs dysfunction.

The large variability of phase I or II enzymes among animal species and their target organs defines a key question concerning organ-specific toxicity.

Contrasting with the high variability of Phase 1 duration, the Phase 2 duration remained remarkably constant, as previously shown in the British Columbia multiple sclerosis population (Tremlett et al., 2006).

Degree of tremor entrainment across the entire stimulation block was defined as the standard (z) score of the most likely phase value during stimulation with respect to the variability of tremor phase when DBS was turned off, sampled at the frequency of stimulation.

Even more significantly, the model also incorporates terms for explaining the variability of catalyst phase distribution with changes in electrolyte composition in the aqueous phase, which subsequently affects the amount of inorganic nucleophile that reacts in the organic phase.

Moreover, the variability of the phase shift or the delay between HFnu and delta modifications was decreased in comparison with untreated apneic patients, but phase shift and delay were not different from zero.

As a result, at far ranges (low elevation), even properly calibrated data should contain some sporadic discontinuities caused by the statistical variability of the phase measurements.

Based on the results, we conclude that: (1) catchments that have low homogeneity of moisture distribution are the obvious candidates for using spatially distributed meteorological inputs, and (2) catchments with a homogeneous moisture distribution benefit from spatially distributed meteorological inputs if they also have high spatial variability of precipitation phase (rain vs. snow).

In glaucoma suspects, reduced amplitude and increased variability of the phase of the PERG may indicate the presence of a functional impairment.

The variability of the phase was also higher than quoted study, of 8 10% for glaucomatous eyes versus 3-43-4%r healthy subjects.

In this study the variability of the phase has been observed not as an element of repeatability of the method but as a discriminating feature between healthy and diseased eyes.