Sentence examples for different caliper from inspiring English sources

The results for a different caliper and an alternative matching approach are presented in Sect. 5.

A comparison of different caliper widths found that this width was superior to others at reducing conditional bias in the estimation of intervention effects [ 51].

The longest length (L) and shortest width (W) of the tumor were measured using a caliper at different time points throughout the experiment.

The percentage of body fat was estimated from skinfold measurements at four different sites (Holtain Skinfold caliper PE025, Holtain Ltd., Crosswell, UK), applying the calculations of Durnin and Womersley (Durnin and Womersley 1973) to the men and women.

The length and inner diameter of the corolla from 20 flowers of Calathea crotalifera (Marantaceae) were measured with a digital caliper from different plant individuals growing in the garden of the Tropical Research Station (Table 1).

g, Length and width of the bladder measured using Vernier calipers at different inner pressures.

Tumours were measured with Vernier calipers at different times.

Total body fat content was measured using a standardized assessment of three subcutaneous skin-folds according to Jackson and Pollock [ 60, 61] with a Harpenden-Caliper (three different points on one side of the body; for men: chest, abdomen and legs; for women: triceps, abdomen and leg).

Each matching was carried out a number of times, with the limit on an acceptable match (the caliper) set to different values.

The thickness of the veneered porcelain and the contour of the final crown were verified by measuring the crown at different locations with a digital caliper, and the firing cycle was controlled by an experienced dental technician to ensure standardized crowns.

Tumor volume manual measurements were obtained by measuring the widest and narrowest axes of the tumor with calipers from two different views (right lateral and ventral) and then calculating the volume of an ellipsoid by the following equation: V = 4/3 * π * a * b * c, where a is the radius of the x axis, b is the radius of the y axis, and c is the radius of the z axis.