Sentence examples for by the average height from inspiring English sources

We address this issue by considering features about the whole segment, e.g., font-size approximated by the average height of lines, when finding two segments that should be merged.

In case the temperature is below 600 °C, the dewetting process might not be completed; rather, Pd atoms were still agglomerating in order to form NPs. After annealing at 700 °C, the NPs were grown larger in size as evidenced by the average height of cross-sectional line profiles.

where σ 0 2 is the peak variance; u0 is the average linear gas velocity; σ h h 0 and σ w w 0 are the cross-sectional height σ h and width σ w variances normalised by the average height h0 and average width w0, respectively; and k0 is the retention factor in a capillary with some cross-sectional area.

Seedling heights were variable as demonstrated by the average height frequency graph (Figure 3A and 3B).

This was simply the average height of the mutant plants divided by the average height of the wild type plants [ 3, 14].

Likewise, coordinated stability variable was adjusted for height by multiplying the values obtained by the participant's height divided by the average height of all participants [ 23].

The productivity of each population under the various conditions examined was assessed using a parameter calculated by multiplying the average height of the relevant transplants by their survival rate at the age of evaluation; this provides a measure of the population's overall fitness (Savolainen et al. 2007).

Absolute DNA height values were derived from the measured values by adding the average height of the TOEG6 monolayer (3.1 nm) and subtracting the average length of the thiol linker (1 nm): Habs = Hrel + HTOEG – Hlinker = Hrel + 2.1 nm.

The HT trait was evaluated in the same REN healthy nurseries as used for FLO evaluation in 2002 (DSP × 90 2131 RILs), by measuring the average height of five plants at maturity in a whole plot.

The similarity between oligomer aggregates formed by Wild Type and the different mutant Aβ (1 40) peptides was further illustrated by comparison of the average height of oligomers formed by each type of Aβ (1 40) peptide (Fig. 9B).

In 50 years, according to statistics kept by the Ministry of Education, the average height of Japanese 11-year-olds has increased by more than 5 1/2 inches.