Sentence examples for diameters were categorized from inspiring English sources

The diameters were categorized with Freedman-Diaconis method but preserving the overall voids' fractions.

Perch diameters were categorized as follows: category 1: 0.1–2.9 cm, category 2: 3.0–5.9 cm, category 3: 6–8.9 cm, category 4: 9–40 cm, and category 5: flat surfaces.

In TrichoScan all hairs with a diameter > 40  μm are categorized as terminal hair, and all hairs with lesser diameter are categorized as vellus hair.

According to the external diameter, arterials were categorized to three groups as diameter between 25 50  μm, 51 100  μm, and 101 500  μm.

Children with a mean diameter of the induration ≥2 mm were categorized as "PPD-positive".

Fallen branches were categorized according to diameter (small, d ≤ 1.5 cm; medium, 1.5 < d ≤ 3 cm; and large, d > 3 cm).

Stenosis > 50% of lumen diameter was defined as main vessel disease and patients were categorized as 0-, 1-, 2- or 3-vessel disease.

The measured vessels were categorized according to the size of inner diameter: conduit arteries, over 100 μm arteries, and under 100 μm arterioles.

Spines were categorized into four classes based on spine head diameter (width) and length, encompassing head and neck: I IV: stubby, mushroom, thin, and filopodia, respectively.

Neurites were categorized by their length relative to the cell body diameter as previously described.

Transfected cells were categorized by the size of the nuclear accumulations: small (≤1 µm diameter) and large (≥2.5 µmsize).