Sentence examples for crest thickness from inspiring English sources

The use of a large crest thickness, rather than an abutment, optimizes the space required for the construction, while maintaining a comparable dissipative capacity.

Our objective was to investigate the biomechanical characteristics of pedicle screw fixation in osteoporotic bone by comparing standard screws with newly designed differential crest thickness dual lead screws.

The inclinations of both sides of the embankment are relevant, but the crest thickness, seldom considered in the design protocols, is one of the foremost parameters to think about.

In well 'C2' which is located on the crest, the total thickness of the target formation was drilled, and in addition to running 'MDT,' a series of full-bore drill stem tests (FBDSTs) have been performed in this well.

Median thicknesses for crest environments lie between those for erosional and depositional environments.

As described by Fernandez [4], the traditional correction osteotomy includes correction of the deformity and filling of the opened wedge with a full-thickness iliac crest bone graft.

However, in hearts with terminal crests of >7 mm thickness, the nodal tail was 3.3 5.8 mm distant from the endocardial surface.

A semi-analytical model was derived to relate spatial distribution of wave overtopping water behind coastal structures to landward ground level, velocity and layer thickness on the crest.

This may be associated with buried hills, crest of folds, low sedimentary thickness or depth to basement rocks.

Table 1 Summary statistics of patient population at the mandibular alveolar apex and the alveolar crest   Number of patients Mean thickness at the apex (mm) Std.

The foxd3 positive cells in the mych MO embryo contain a reduced number of neural crest cells and a reduced thickness of the region at the neural plate-to-epidermis boundary (Fig. 6M',N',.