Sentence examples for without spillover from inspiring English sources

Without spillover, R&D investment can only promote local innovation, so we use z as the measure of local innovation.

Once the highly contributive structural modes are identified, these structural modes can be measured and controlled independently without spillover to other structural modes by using structural modal filters.

Out of several Escherichia coli or Salmonella typhimurium strains, the S. typhimurium defective in the synthesis of ppGpp (ΔppGpp S. typhimurium) revealed accumulation and selective proliferation in the infarcted myocardium without spillover to noncardiac tissue.

For one, dataset, explicitly simulating spillover improved the agreement between input functions estimated with two blood samples (p value =0.03), but distributions of RMS norm values were not significantly different for input functions estimated with and without spillover for the other five datasets.

The synaptic charge transfer over 100 ms as a function of EPSC frequency with and without spillover.

We further plotted the synaptic charge transfer over 100 ms as a function of EPSC rate with and without spillover.

It would be a costly mistake for President Bush and his Treasury secretary to believe that they can continue punishing Argentina -- setting an example for other profligate nations out there -- without any spillover effects or contagion.

RMS norm distributions of input functions generated with and without simulating spillover were also compared using ANOVA.

Cluster filtering aims at extracting the information necessary for control, while cluster actuation excites or suppresses the cluster filtering output without causing spillover.

The first five vibration modes of the structure along the x- and y-directions are well suppressed using two newly proposed actuators (dynamic vibration absorbers) without any spillover problem.

Fig. 1 a Combined estimation (N = 60) of 82Rb extraction function parameters from three validation studies performed in humans using the one-tissue-compartment model, without correction (spillover or scaling) of the arterial blood input function.