Meanings of signal loss in English

The signal loss is as near zero as it's possible to be.

Even at low dose, significant signal loss was observed that correlated with histology.

These areas probably contributed to the signal loss on CSI.

The implication, he said, was that "electrons travel thousands of miles without any signal loss."

The signal loss ratio (SLR) was defined and calculated.

Magnetic resonance imaging using FAIRER can detect signal loss due to absence of perfusion caused by pulmonary embolism.

In the mean time, his wife the Archduchess is dead, which may be a signal loss to him.

When iPhone 4 owners decried apparent signal loss, Cupertino first told customers, essentially, that they were holding it wrong.

The iPhone 4 has a higher incidence of signal loss than the iPhone 3c.

Ionizing radiation significantly increased PS exposure on tumor vascular ECs, resulting in a further MRI signal loss of tumors.

Drawbacks of the method are a signal loss in slow or turbulent flow conditions, and unsatisfactory spatial resolution in small vessels.

In this study through-plane gradients were used to selectively dephase artifact-generating echoes without causing significant signal loss of the stimulated echo.

A case is the best way to reduce any signal loss caused by holding the iPhone 4, an antenna expert said today.

It was not clear if they involved deliberate attacks; navigation specialists say solar weather effects can also lead to satellite signal loss.

We demonstrate that the signal loss from detector saturation and transmission loss can be deconvoluted by investigation of the peptide isotopic envelope.

This effect and a 50% signal loss from gradient-enhanced water suppression negate the usual advantages of (1)H-detection.