We have explained Bolzano's method of idea-variation in section 3.6 with respect to single propositions.
We will discuss the variation in Section 4.6 when nodes can afford up to a certain level of demodulation cost.
Results show that the profile variables explain only 10% of the variation in Overall score, 10% of variation in Section 1 score, 7% of variation in Section 2 score, and 11% of variation in Section 3 score.
Sampling of brain specimens is, however, manual work, and thus, a wide range of variation in sectioning levels, is generally seen.
To normalize EGFR homodimerization, EGFR or HER2 phosphorylation readouts for cellular content in each tissue section and the variation in section size, tubulin was used as an internal control.
One of the biggest challenges in using phase microscopy for structural analysis of such clinically-prepared cell and tissue samples is decoupling the variation in section thickness from the actual structural changes within the cell or tissue.
Stereology avoids the need to correct for variation in section thickness and cell size of each case as established in the Abercrombie principle [ 28, 32], with confident, unbiased live counting of neurons at high magnification using 63 or 100× objectives.
However, if a fixed optical depth location inside the sample is chosen such that the variation in section thickness of the sample is outside the coherence length around this chosen location, then δp at this fixed optical depth location, and all the other preceding locations, will not be affected by the variations in sample thickness.
The observed contrast may come from variations in the sections' thickness or from a slope of the sample holder with respect to the incident THz beam.
A three-phase confocal elliptical cylinder model is proposed for fiber-reinforced composites, in terms of which a generalized self-consistent method is developed for fiber-reinforced composites accounting for variations in fiber section shapes and randomness in fiber section orientation.
Variations in caesarean section (CS) between some immigrant groups and receiving country populations have been widely reported.
