Sentence examples for a defined depth and from inspiring English sources

These selected wavelengths can pass through the mucosa to a defined depth and also correlate with absorption maxims of a molecule of hemoglobin.

The World Reference Base for Soil Resources defines 'Soils' by the vertical combination of soil horizons, properties and/or characteristics occurring within a defined depth and by the vertical organization ('sequence') of soil horizons.

First, high-resolution images were projected from the Pro4500 ultraviolet projector to fluoresce at a defined depth by projecting a green bar as a 'screen' of fluorescent activation (Fig. 6a d and Supplementary Figs 21 24).

Moreover, the FRET values determined for each acceptor-donor separation corresponded very well to the values for the steps on the FRET time trajectories, suggesting that each step corresponds to the migration of the branch at a defined depth.

An anular puncture model was established by using an 18-gauge needle at a defined depth of puncture (5 mm), as previously reported [ 28].

Local anesthetics administered by different routes cause a decrease in the required doses and a decline in the use of hypnotic drugs in order to obtain a defined depth of anaesthesia [ 2].

An analytical probe (10 mm diameter) was compressed twice into each formulation at a defined rate (2 mm/s) to a defined depth (15 mm), allowing a 15 s delay period between the end of the first and beginning of the second compression.

The sharpened pipette was first lowered 2 mm below the cortical surface and then pulled up at defined depths, and 4 injections about 0.5 µl in volume administered within a single site.

The p-y curves were developed in LPILE at the defined depth locations and hence the soil stiffness at various depth locations was calculated and hysteretic behavior was obtained.

Given a polygon mesh of a facial model, a closed volume of the facial mesh is obtained by offsetting the polygon mesh according to a user defined depth map.

Electrodes were attached to small sections of plastic tubing cut to defined depth offsets and inserted by hand in 11 recording sites distributed across the cortex at depths of 400, 500, 600, or 1300 microns, as defined by the length of the electrode extending from the plastic tubing.