Sentence examples for a simple height from inspiring English sources

A simple height comparison cannot be expected to provide a reasonable estimate of cellulose crystallinity, as it neglects variation in peak width, which can also be affected by crystallite size [ 21].

The differences between the mean meteor radar and the MF radar winds could be characterized by a shift in the mean, which suggests that a simple height-dependent correction of the mean could validly be applied to correct the MF results in these data.

Beck Index (BI) and absolute heights (mm) with comparison to reference heights was favored over simply reporting kyphotic angles because crush fractures can display a simple overall height loss without kyphotic deformation and biconcave fractures can have a severe central height loss with relative maintenance of anterior and posterior edge heights without a kyphotic deformation either.

Kozono et al. (2013) demonstrated that these plume heights were significantly lower than those predicted by a simple plume height model.

In the experimental condition for the pitch direction, the target obstacle was a simple step (height: 0.4 m, depth: 0.3 m, width: 0.8 m) with an impossible height that was to be traversed.

Although a simple constant height SECM imaging technique was presented here a further important aspect of these probes is that one could use the response of one electrode to sense topography and the other to sense substrate activity.

Here, we used non-inductive SDs and measurements of a simple apex height to root diameter ratio to distinguish responsive and non-responsive plants with respect to gross morphological changes at the shoot apex, defined here as 'bolt initiation'.

It's really quite simple in design and construction.The mount is also very adjustable thanks to the eye bolt located in each corner that allows for quick and simple height adjustments.

At what point do you go from just a simple boost in height to the pole-dancing variety?

Prudhon et al used data on 3,858 severely malnourished children admitted to feeding centers during emergency operations to determine a simple model using height, weight and presence of edema on admission to predict an individual probability of death using the NCHS reference [8].

The BMI, a simple measure of height over weight that is easily captured in a clinical visit, may be a useful tool for epidemiologic studies, but it is not at all a reliable measure of adiposity.