"carrier size" is a correct phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the size or capacity of a transportation or shipping company. Example: The new shipping company boasts a larger carrier size, allowing them to transport more goods and reach a wider market.
Monitoring carrier size as a function of initial polymer concentration clarified different assembly mechanisms.
The carrier size of immobilized PPL affected both the catalytic activity and the polymer yield.
The influencing degree of carrier-drug mass ratio on aerosol performance was dependent on the carrier size.
This optimal (Man 2-NC configuration was built into subsequent NCs to optiMan 2-NC other two parameters, PEG configurationand spacer length.
This principle has been applied to study the residence time of a dose in the classifier as function of the carrier size fraction and the flow rate.
The carrier size also affected the probability of deagglomeration at 60 and 90 L/min, but not at 30 L/min.
Spray drying as a technique to accurately control those properties was chosen for the generation of carrier sizes between 50 and 80 μm and different morphologies and therefore various carrier flowabilities.
Carrier sizes of 10 nm- 4 μm in radius were considered.
In the LTE system, there are only few carrier sizes specified (1.4, 3, 5, 10, 15, and 20 MHz).
Additionally, carrier sizes of 10 200 nm in diameter displays superparamagnetic behaviour thus reducing embolization when the external magnetic field source is removed.
However, if the number of carriers available in the system is low (e.g., two carriers), the available carrier sizes may not give sufficient flexibility for an efficient resource partitioning in frequency domain.
