Sentence examples for contribution of size from inspiring English sources

Williamson–Hall plot elucidates important contribution of size and strain in the diffraction pattern.

According to this method, individual contribution of size and strain to the line broadening can be expressed as (1).

Results show that the relative contribution of size depends on stimulus set, but is independent of the method used for comparing objects.

The experiment had two direct aims: to verify whether the relative contribution of size to apparent heaviness can differ for different stimulus sets, and to verify whether that contribution can differ for different methods of comparing two objects (consecutive vs. simultaneous weighing).

In the future, protein engineering will continue to generate additional tools to help illuminate the contribution of size, chemical composition, binding affinity, avidity, and stability to in vivo imaging performance, namely pharmacokinetics and tissue biodistribution.

Furthermore, comp-1 activity appears to override the contribution of size, since large comp-1 male sperm are completely outcompeted by small wild-type hermaphrodite sperm.

We discuss the implications of these findings in weighing the relative contributions of size, multivalent binding and other possible effects of IgGs to explain their increased potency.

Changes in charcoal influx may therefore be interpreted as "fire activity"—without making assumptions about the relative contributions of size, frequency, and proximity of fires to the signal (Marlon et al., 2009).

A modified Taylor-based nonlocal theory (TNT) of plasticity is proposed to quantify the individual contributions of size-dependent GND strengthening.

The change was associated with the enrichment of particles in a 10 to 20 μm size peak coupled with the decreasing contribution of larger size particles to the total volume.

The models for embryonic and larval traits were subsequently run with and without egg size (embryonic survival) or initial size (larval traits) as a covariate to control for potential contribution of egg size mediated maternal effects on offspring performance.