Sentence examples for calibre size from inspiring English sources

In addition a cut-off calibre size is not mentioned so that single cell sprouts as well as larger vessels are thus included in the counts.

Transgenic mice expressing Charcot Marie Tooth disease-associated mutant forms of MFN2 develop motor deficits, associated with altered axonal mitochondrial density and a reduction of the axonal calibre size and number (Cartoni et al., 2010).

In addition, cryolesioned muscles analysed at 21 days post-injury from β2KO mice had regenerating myofibres with centralized nuclei with similar calibre size, when compared to those from WT mice (Fig. 1).

I can still see it vividly, a.22-calibre-size hole, the thing I'd walked in fear of.

Voyvodic, J. T. Target size regulates calibre and myelination of sympathetic axons.

A rifle is usually classified on the basis of the type of action it employs and on the size or calibre of ammunition it fires.

The inaugural special exhibition, of murals by Mark Rothko, is a model of what Harvard – and museums of this size and calibre – should be doing.

The knob of the oxygen turned effortlessly who would have noticed that it had just been oiled?—and, when I reached for an I.V. line, a butterfly needle, just the right size and calibre, appeared exactly when I needed it so that I could keep my eyes trained on the thin purplish vein in the crook of the elbow.

— and, when I reached for an I.V. line, a butterfly needle, just the right size and calibre, appeared exactly when I needed it so that I could keep my eyes trained on the thin purplish vein in the crook of the elbow.

In the emerging peer-to-peer commerce space, there are few sites with the calibre of investors or size of funding of Carousel.

Carat weight is often determined by the approximate size and calibre of diamond.