Sentence examples for diameter in the case from inspiring English sources

A comparison of experimental and predicted drug release data revealed that in addition to surface area, other factors such as the cell diameter in the case of the honeycomb geometry and material wettability must be considered in practical dosage form design.

The higher interfacial area concentration resulted in a smaller mean bubble diameter in the case of the nanofluid.

An empirical study had revealed that the intensity is proportional to the 2.2 2.6th power of diameter in the case of spherical geodetic satellites (Otsubo and Appleby, 2003).

Diagram of the distribution of the wires' diameter in the case of a direct VLS growth with de-wetted catalyst drops [41] and in the case of a confined growth is presented in Figure 5.

The difference in the etch rate is attributed to the small size of the etching windows, which is equal to the pore diameter in the case of the alumina mask.

In order to gain information about the nitrophenyl layer, whose thickness can be estimated as 1 2 nm from the reduction of the average pore opening diameter in the case of 12 CV cycles samples, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy measurements have been performed at OCP in a 4-NBD-free solution.

The particle diameters in the case of SBS3vary from 40 to 150 nm (Fig. 2b) with most of the gel particles having ~100 nm diameter, which is in line with the earlier DLS findings.

These values were all significantly smaller than the estimated diameters in the case of stretched DNA (27.7, 40.6, 52.7, and 58.7 nm, respectively), suggesting that the strands were still not fully stretched.

The problem with such ash is that it is extremely fine – less than 2mm in diameter, and in the case of fine ash only 6 microns in diameter – which means that it is easily carried by the wind; and because it is ejected by enormously hot air from a volcano it will often be thrown high into the jetstream at exactly the height that aircraft like to fly.

The evolution of the gas holdup and the volumetric gas-liquid mass transfer coefficient with the particle diameter obtained in the case of glass beads indicates the existence of a critical particle diameter corresponding to the maximum values of these parameters.

Some of them measure less than 10 km (6 miles) in diameter, as in the case of some of Jupiter's moons.