The phrase "at sizes of" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing dimensions, quantities, or specifications in various contexts, such as manufacturing, design, or data analysis.
Example: "The product is available at sizes of 10, 20, and 30 liters."
Alternatives: "in sizes of" or "at dimensions of"
The miniature fuel cell, shaped very similarly to a computer chip, was tested in a saline solution simulating cerebrospinal fluid, at sizes of 1 square millimeter and 2 square millimeters.
Meanwhile, the addition of the WP causes a decrease in plastic viscosity and that apparent such as the particle size of the WP increase, the decrease in plastic viscosity is greater for particles which have a size of 100 µm and it stabilizes at sizes of 200 and 300 µm.
At sizes of 4.0, 11.2, and 24.9 nm we have constructed variable-size nanoparticles with potentially diverse physicochemical properties.
Most embryos isolated at sizes of up to 150 μm and then subjected to epiBL treatment developed into radial growth (RG) structures (Fig. 9a, b, g).
Real-time qPCR methodologies were developed adequately, were rapid and specific as it can be seen in Additional file 2: Figures S2 and Additional file 3: Figure S3 when the real-time PCR products from positive cDNA samples were extracted and run on a 2%% w/v agarose gel: variants A and E produced the expected bands at sizes of 439 and 259 bp.
Table 2 presents the analysis of the ANOVA and R-squared (R2) at size of particle.
But they know that they can't beat Google at size of index, relevancy and speed right out of the gate.
Yet, for an average GC-content, the frequency stays >10% even at size of 100 nt.
Furthermore, there was only 1 instance of misfit at sample sizes of 400 and 800, and 2 instances at sample sizes of 1600 and beyond.
In particular, they looked at the sizes of bones of the toes and heel.
When set to the highest resolution, standard digital cameras capture images at file sizes of roughly three megabytes.
