Sentence examples for chest width from inspiring English sources

Brown Swiss × Holstein crossbred cows (48 cm) had significantly greater chest width than pure Holstein cows (46 cm).

These traits were interval between calving and first insemination, interval between first and last insemination, number of inseminations, udder diseases, other diseases, height, body depth, chest width, dairy character, top line, and body condition score.

He narrowed these down to three main measurements that would determine how well a shirt would fit: chest width, waist width and arm length.

His scorecard gives him excellent marks for daughter calving ability, mammary system and chest width, but a failing grade for rear teat placement.

The shoulder width, chest width, and upper limb length of the woman required no alteration.

The SNP (BTA-110160-no-rs; Table  4) on BTA8 associated with chest width is 121 kb away from the growth arrest specific 1 (gene) gene.

Edward A. Lew, chief actuary & statistician, said the Metropolitan's "desirable" weight is based on an individual's trunk length, wrist & ankle size, chest breadth, & hip width.

For shirts, you will need the following measurements: neck, chest, shoulder width, arm length, armhole length and shirt length.

Those subtypes, along with any other tweaks you want to make (think sleeve length, waist width, chest changes) are folded into your so-called FitID, a persisting recipe of preferences that can be saved and applied to all your future orders.

Literature reports that male newborns are heavier, longer, have larger heads, wider shoulder width, chest size and body mass than females, though females have greater skin fold thickness.

The biggest wolves he's heard of described in the wild top out at around 150 lbs, Shepherd told me, which still wouldn't be near the dramatic descriptions of the massive beast with a horse-width chest.