Sentence examples for cm range and from inspiring English sources

Typical sample size is in the cm range and induction maps Bz x,y,z) are obtained by Hall probe measurements.

The late pulses are measured in a number of PMTs and HPs with various photocathode sizes covering 1 50 cm range and different types of the first dynode materials and construction designs.

Forty one percent of their reported heights were in ± 2 cm range and 31% more than 4 cm inaccurate.

The Caucasian women were somewhat more accurate with 63% of their reported heights within the ± 2 cm range and 7% more than 4 cm inaccurate.

Seventy percent of the MPTHs calculated by reported heights fell within ± 2 cm of MPTHs calculated using measured heights, 24% were in ± 2 4 cm range, and 6% were more than by 4 cm inaccurate.

Analysis showed that only 70% of MPTH calculated by reported heights fell within ± 2 cm of MPTH calculated using measured heights, 24% being in ± 2 4 cm range, and 6% were inaccurate by more than 4 cm.

The model can be used to estimate air-drying times of piles stacked any day of the year, to any final MC, for a wide range of log diameters (in the approximate 14- to 33-cm range), and for different environmental conditions; providing a new tool for decision-making in forest transport and industrial planning.

Although the "Simplex method" in UDECON generally provides a fast way for optimized deconvolution, it is an unconstrained optimization method and can result in optimized length corrections that are beyond the −0.5 to 0.5-cm range, and the optimization may also fall in a local minimum.

As shown in Table 2, median sizes of IDC and DCIS were 1.8 and 1.5 cm (range 0.01 10.0 and 0.1 10.0 cm) respectively.

The average sizes of the CoCC and HCC tumors (in greatest dimension) were 1.6 cm (range 0.8 2.2) and 2.8 cm (range 1.2 4.5), respectively.

Mean subcutaneous and visceral adiposity tissue depths by ultrasonography were 1.8 ± 0.72 cm (range 0.63 3.7) and 4.0 ± 1.4 cm (1.3 8.2), respectively.