The phrase "a area of a" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an area of a" due to the vowel sound that begins the word "area."
Example: "We need to identify an area of a potential market for our new product."
Alternatives: "a section of a" or "a region of a."
Using the software, the circumferences of the tubules were manually traced, the total area of each tubule was then recorded into Microsoft Excel and converted into the diameter using the equation: (d: diameter of a tubule; A: area of a tubule).
At false positive rate 0.05, the CNN classifier achieved 0.92 true positive rate (threshold 0.46), while the area-based classifier achieved 0.70 true positive rate (area threshold 4.0A, A – area of a single pellet).
This array, too, will have an area of a tenth of a square kilometre.
Over the middle is as much an attitude as it is an area of a football field.
Whether you choose one city to explore, or an area of a country, travelling independently is a surefire route to maturity and adventure.
We look at smaller timescales typically over a day and smaller spatial scales, an area of a few kilometers or a few miles, not too big.
They represent one of the biggest and most puzzling relics of aboriginal architecture; cover an area of a square mile, and embrace close to 100 islands.
Urban canyons in an area of a medium-sized Brazilian city were studied to demonstrate the approach.
An in situ study was conducted in an area of a French town exposed to these two noise sources.
His pieces here, like Collage No. 2 (1957), resemble his paintings in the uncanny way an area of a painting seems to "slip," using his term, into another.
A mobile phone network is made up of a number of cell towers that can cover an area of a few hundred metres to up to 10 kilometres.
