Sentence examples for dimensions at which from inspiring English sources

We utilized well defined ridge and groove wave-like nanostructures (wave ordered structures, WOS) of 60 140 pitches (30 70 nm ridge widths) and 200 nm depths to assess human corneal epithelial cell (HCEC) contact guidance and to establish HCEC contact acuity defined as the lower limit in feature dimensions at which cells respond to biomimetic topographic cues.

It should be recognized that the dimension of our silicon nanowires is much larger than the critical dimension at which the surface effect does play an important role on elastic properties of nanowires.

In our case, it should be noted that the dimension of our indium nanowires are much larger than the critical dimension at which the surface effect does play an important role on elastic properties of nanowires.

Tumors were left to grow until they reached an average of 1.5 cm at their largest dimension at which time they were resected within their pseudo-capsule, thus mimicking a complete macroscopic resection with positive microscopic margins.

Technicalities surrounding the ultrasound diagnosis of SAB pathology, lack of expert consensus upon the dimension at which the SAB is considered pathological and the poor understanding of the relationship between SAB histopathology and imaging findings mean that the reported prevalence of SAB pathology on ultrasound is likely to vary.

Opinions vary regarding the dimension (thickness) at which the normally thin hypoechoic line of the SAB is regarded as pathological.

The same could be said, Jones speculated, about the large dimensions at Citi Field, which he believed had affected Wright's swing more than he would admit.

The tight dimensions at Wrigley Field, which hosted the game, forced the teams to run their offensive plays in one direction, toward the western end zone, because of safety concerns.

Our results showed relatively high correlations of the SOC with the psychosocial and psychological health dimensions at baseline which corresponds to the concept of Antonovsky.

Both earlier and later atomists maintained that the atom has no length, breadth or depth, for these dimensions require limits at which they terminate, and it is the atoms themselves that play the role of the required limits, and so ipso facto, they could not possess a length, breadth or depth.

Estimated by means of the single-parameter Rasch model, the locations (item parameters) of the theoretical range of the latent dimension of depression at which the prevalence of items can be placed are illustrated in the tables.