Sentence examples for a parallel area from inspiring English sources

The simulated distribution of peak amplitudes of Green's functions identified two strongly anomalous areas: (1) a large along-strike elongated area just south of the Kii Peninsula and (2) a parallel area closer to the trench.

In this study, RT was smaller than IT in the implants having tapered and/or platform areas and a significant difference was recognized, while in the design with only a parallel area, no significant difference was seen between IT and RT or RT was slightly greater than IT.

The torque curve for BL3 in Fig. 3a presented a sudden rise in torque on a quadratic function in the initial area immediately after insertion and a subsequent parallel area (tapered area).

The torque curve for the BL3 class in Fig. 3a showed a rapid rise in torque in the form of a tapered area in the initial area immediately after implantation and in a subsequent parallel area.

In the parallel area, the torque curve was a line with a moderate gradient, and the torque rise rate obtained from the gradient of the line was 0.36 N · cm/s.

In MK3, the platform area followed the initial area and parallel area, although it presented a final torque value of 4.3 N · cm in the parallel area and then rose further to 10.7 N · cm in the platform area.

The mean torque rise rate of the parallel area was smallest at 0.36 N · cm/s, with a significant difference from those of the other areas (p < 0.05).

The torque rise rate was 2.14 N · cm/s for the initial area, 0.36 for the parallel area, 2.33 for the tapered area, and 2.65 for the platform area.

The mean torque rise rate of the parallel area was the smallest at 0.36 N · cm/s and differed significantly from those of the other areas (p < 0.05).

The length and insertion torque values of the parallel area varied as the length of the implant varied among 6, 8, and 10 mm.

The second was the region where the torque rose linearly with a moderate gradient, which was seen in all implant bodies except for Brånemark MKIV (MK4) (shown as ② in the figure, and hereinafter called the parallel area).