Sentence examples for bracket width from inspiring English sources

For all bracket-archwire combinations, the critical contact angle decreased as bracket width, torque angle, and wire size increased.

The bracket width, slot height, and archwire size were calculated as a mean of 10 measurements.

That is, if M y remains constant but the bracket width decreases, then the normal force must increase.

The influence of bracket width on FR has already been described on several occasions, but, to our knowledge, only one of these studies evaluated this factor in the active configuration.

Manufacturing tolerance errors of 0.0005″ for archwire width, 0.0005″ for slot width, and 0.002″ for bracket width would produce θ c in the range from 1.54° to 2.65°, contributing significantly to the variability in results.

Three-dimensional mathematical models were created with geometric bracket-archwire parameters that included 2 slot sizes, 3 bracket widths, and 3 to 4 wire sizes.

Our finding that friction increases at greater bracket widths (upper labial group (p < 0.05) confirms the results of that study[1], which also set out to identify any correlation between FR and inter-bracket distance L[1, 26].

Two bracket widths were measured for the New STb brackets, one as above (slot) and the other encompassing the two cleats in the mesial and distal parts of the slot.

Given the small amount of revenue most states raise from the corporation income tax, estimated tax burdens for the high end of the state's income distribution are largely a function of the structure of the personal income tax, including the top marginal rate, bracket widths, and the tax treatment of capital gains.

Example of the measurements of slot design performed on Damon SL II bracket: upper width, uw; lower width, lw; upper depth, ud; lower depth, ld; and shape of the slot edges, se.

All brackets were measured using an electronic gauge (Mitutoyo) and precision pins (Azurea) to obtain a precise mesiodistal bracket (slot) width, slot height, and distance between the two adjacent brackets (Table 1).