The phrase "a given size in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a particular size or dimension in a context where the size is predetermined or established.
Example: "The fabric is available in a given size in order to accommodate various design requirements."
Alternatives: "a specified size in" or "a particular size in".
In order to quantitatively estimate this daily mismatch, we compared how many events of a given size in SIGACT - the dataset with more events - can be matched to events in IBC.
Maxent computes the suitability of a pixel (corresponds to the grid of a given size in the real world) in a defined landscape by contrasting random background pixels against the ones with actual species presence (Merow et al. 2013).
PIR is the ratio of household income to the poverty threshold for a family of a given size in the respective year of the interview.
The fraction of metabolisms of a given size in which a reaction is essential is a useful quantifier of the reaction's essentiality, which we have called the reaction's superessentiality index [ 13].
The first model takes the frequency of each nucleotide into account and predicts the probability of finding an SSR of a given size in a gene (de Wachter 1981; Metzgar et al. 2000; Loire et al. 2009).
The cropping at the bottom of the graph is due to the image cleaning protocol, which removes regions under a given size (in this case, 300 pixels), but notice that this cropping does not affect the modes.
Figure 7 Day-by-day match of events of a given size s in 'SIGACT Baghdad' to entries in 'IBC Baghdad'.
Such trend in the probability of finding a given size involved in ties is not general, because it is possible to design a distribution of points where ties are only found in large sized clusters and no ties in the small ones, particularly on single elements (equidistant centroids at upper stages in the clustering process, far from the leaves).
For a family of a given size measured in terms of the number of reproducing individuals, we calculate the average size of the connected families.
Our observations in mice suggest that further research is required to test the assumption that all particles of a given size class in the ambient air have the same toxicity, the current regulatory approach paradigm.
The value of c, the expected number of clusters of adjacent coregulated genes of a given size, occurring in a random distribution, was calculated as cn= fn.g, where g is the total number of genes (10,556) and f is the fraction of up- or down-regulated genes (respectively, 2231/10,556 and 2441/10,556).
