Sentence examples for approximate diameter from inspiring English sources
A cylinder shaped γ-Al2O3 pellet with approximate diameter of 3 mm and height 3 mm was loaded with Pd metal ex-situ and scanned by hyperspectral XCT (see methods section for experimental details).
Yarn measurements are expressed as yarn number, count, or size, and describe the relationship of length and weight (or approximate diameter).
LeY-modified liposomes, with an approximate diameter of 200 nm, were significantly endocytosed by DC-SIGN+ DCs and mediated efficient antigen presentation to CD4+ and CD8+ T cells.
Present adsorbent due to its nano spherical shape particles with approximate diameter of 40 60 nm seems to be highly effective in this regard.
The surface damage caused by the laser pulses was minimal and consisted of extremely small individual circular craters with approximate diameter of 30 μm.
We have assessed the biocompatibility of a new composite bone graft consisting of calcium phosphate cement (CPC) and poly(lactide-co-glycolide) (PLGA) microspheres (approximate diameter of 0.18 0.36 mm) using cell culture techniques.
Analysis of the oligomeric oAβ1-42 samples by AFM (Fig. 1B) and TEM (Fig. 1C D) showed that they contain a relatively homogeneous population of small aggregates with approximately spherical morphology; analysis of the TEM images indicates that their approximate diameters were 10 20 nm.
FPL-DOX/IM could maintain stability in blood circulation with approximate diameters of 100 nm and rapidly release encapsulated drugs in tumor acidic microenvironment.
Although approximate diameters and spectroscopic characteristics of the Galilean moons had been determined from Earth-based observations, it was the Voyager missions that indelibly established these four bodies as worlds in their own right.
SEM images were analyzed using ImageJ to determine the approximate diameters of the fibers occurring at the 0.025-mm 0.025-mmcing.
The approximate diameters correspond to molecular formulas of Au228 pMBand Au188u188 pMBA66, respectively.
