Sentence examples for width settings from inspiring English sources
For XCMS processing of reversed-phase LC data, we used the same parameters except for chromatographic peak width settings, which was set as minimum peak width = 10 s and maximum peak width = 60 s.
In patient samples in which we used the viability dye and side scatter width settings, which is reported to exclude dead cells and obvious doublets during FCM analysis, we still observed CD45 + CK + cells.
The defibrillation waveform for all patients was programmed to the optimal pulse width settings based on a theoretical 3.5 ms membrane time constant using a commercially available chart of optimal defibrillation pulse width (Phase 1/Phase 2) durations.
Specific attention and time was spent by DP to ensure appropriate electrode placement and pulse width settings for accurate ankle dorsiflexion without excessive and unwanted movements of the foot.
Learn to reverse the wheels if you use the tractor for field operations that require different wheel width settings.
The image showing correct pattern is calculated using single-precision floating-point, while the other images are calculated using fixed-point designs with different bit-width settings.
Appropriate window-level and window-width settings for the different anatomical regions (for example, the osseous cervical spine and skull base) should also be utilised.
Since all the processing units and connections on the FPGA are reconfigurable, we can use different number representations, such as fixed-point, floating-point, logarithmic number system (LNS), residue number system (RNS), and so forth, with different bit-width settings.
TPSF were measured at a resolution of 20ps using different gate-width settings (200ps, 300ps, 400ps, 600ps and 800ps) for an MCP gain voltage of 400V and integration time of 100ms.
To exclude the possibility of detecting false-positive T cells expressing CD20, by analyzing T-cell/B-cell doublets, stringent gating was performed by using pulse height-versus-width parameter settings.
