Sentence examples for correction radius from inspiring English sources

Secondly, the analysis of a single high aspect ratio cell is used to formulate an equation for the correction radius needed, depending on the characteristics of the correction function used, maximum aspect ratio, minimum first cell height and boundary error.

In the regions defined in our a priori hypothesis we performed a spherical volume correction (SVC radius 10 mm) and results were considered significant at cluster-based (family wise error - FWE) corrected P-value<0.05.

The effect of permanent indentation after impact is represented by a correction to the radius of curvature.

Figure 11 Relationship between amount of correction and cornering radius (vehicle velocity: 70 75 km/h).

Traditionally, open wedge osteotomy is a commonly adapted procedure in correction of distal radius deformity [22, 23].

In this paper, we describe the results of distal radius correction osteotomy in patients with symptomatic malunion with dorsal bicolumnar locked plating, without filling the osteotomy defect.

"Thus, an error in the finite radius correction of approximately 0.1 percent leads to an error of up to 25% in \(C_{1(T+P)}\) [the theoretical correction term]." Further theoretical analysis cast doubt on their assumptions, but all of this became moot when \(K\).

As it arises from the definition of β, the same value of 2.06 is obtained for this parameter after the droplet radius correction.

This study is a multi-center randomized controlled trial of conventional planning versus computer-assisted planning for surgical correction of distal radius malunion.

Figure 11 shows the relationship between the amount of correction and the cornering radius.

The Feret's diameter (maximum calliper) was determined using a rolling-ball filter (50 px radius), after correction of the ramp effect and segmentation by manual threshold of the pixel intensity (Schneider et al. 2012).