Sentence examples for drill size from inspiring English sources

Mean (±SD) differences between measurement and drill size are reported.

The best fit cylinder method presented a good agreement to the drill size (0.745 of ICC), and the closest mean difference to the drill size 0.04 mm.

The wall thickness method produced significant smaller values than the mean drill size.

The CSAs were compared between the two periods including that calculated from the drill size intraoperatively.

The drill size used during surgery was used as a control measure for the tunnel width.

These parameters include cutting speed, feed, drill size and fiber volume fraction.

Several studies evaluated enlargement by comparing late post-operative CT images and the drill sizes used during the procedure.

Additionally, the 2D CT measurement method presented a high correlation to the drill sizes used to ream the tunnels and a high intraobserver reliability.

The 3D best transverse section method presented a high correlation to the drill sizes and high intra-rater agreement, and was the best method for ACL tunnel evaluation in a 3D CT based model.

The intraclass correlation coefficient and respective 95% confidence interval range (ICC [95%CI]) comparing the measurements to the drill sizes was 0.922 [0.713-0.97] for the 2D CT method, 0.899 [0.811-0.947] for the best fit transverse section method, 0.745 [0.553-0.862] for the best fit cylinder method and −0.004 [−0.081-0.12] for the wall thickness (Table 1).

The intra-class correlation coefficient and respective 95% confidence interval range (ICC [95%CI]) for the three methods compared with the drill sizes were 0.899 [0.811-0.947] for the best transverse section method, 0.745 [0.553-0.862] for the best fit cylinder method, −0.004 [−0.081 to −0.12] for the wall thickness method and 0.922 [0.713-0.97] for the 2D CT method.