Sentence examples for and the mean width from inspiring English sources

With decreasing the laser power, the modification depth and the mean width of α plates decrease.

The mean neck length was found to be 3.19 cm and the mean width was 3.1 cm.

In the subsequent statistical analyses, we used the mean values of Θ cI and Θ cII, and the mean width derived from three different brackets (central incisor, lateral incisor, and canine) for each bracket type.

The mean FWHM of the pass range residual distribution (after 2.5 sigma clipping) is 50.19 mm, RMS = 7.87 mm, and the mean width of the leading edge band (distance between peak and LEHM - Figure 5A) is 21.89 mm, RMS = 1.74 mm.

Using the TEM images, the width of 72 periclinal cell walls of each was measured, and the mean width calculated.

The mean bicaudate ratio was 0.12 in 1997 and 0.13 in 2013, and the mean width of the third ventricle was 0.57 and 0.68 cm, respectively.

It is straightforward to check that a larger mean wind speed transverse to the light propagation direction induces a larger number of expected fades since the atmospheric correlation time, τ 0 becomes smaller and thus, the mean width of each fading is being reduced when the crosswind speed is increased.

Dyar [18] described six larval instars for this species and reported the mean width of caterpillar heads at the various stages, but he did not give the range of sizes within stages.

With regards to comparison between flexion and extension, the mean width changed 1.65 mm (14.8 %), (P < 0.001).

The mean length of the palmaris longus tendon in Asians is 124 mm for males and 108 mm for females, and the mean widths are 45 mm for males and 40 mm for females [ 16].

To conclude, these spatially averaged monoaural parameters have been correlated with geometric variables by using linear regression and only weak correlations with the mean width of the churches and with the height/width ratio have been found.