Sentence examples for examining the width of from inspiring English sources

By examining the width of the spectral lines, Savin and Hahn were able to infer the temperature emitted by the waves, as well as how much energy the waves had lost.

A study examining the width of excision margin, in patients undergoing breast-conserving surgery (BCS) with or without radiotherapy for DCIS, demonstrated a significantly higher local recurrence rate in patients with a final excision margin of 1 mm or less than in those with a margin of more than 1 mm [ 5].

Rather than performing a post-hoc power analysis, we examined the width of the confidence intervals (95%) for the estimated effects (pre-workshop to post workshop difference).

Vasquez et al. [ 2007] examined the widths of current sheets in the solar wind and found that while there is significant variability, for βi<0.1 the width scales better with di and for βi>4 it scales better with ρi.

Further research may consider examining the width and colour of the line.

Four key design parameters were examined: the width and thickness of the electrodes (movable and stationary) as well as the lateral and vertical separation distances between the movable and grounded electrodes.

By using numerical and analytical approaches we examine how the width of a melt-brush interpenetration zone depends on the surfactant architecture.

Examining the operation widths of subject A, for whom all movements, except in the x-axis direction, were negative, greater movements during training and a relatively large difference in movement in the x-axis direction were found.

When scientists examine the varying width of tree rings, they indeed see a pernicious dry spell gripping the Southwest during the last quarter of the 13th century, around the height of the abandonment.

Prior to using the AMO for testing with NH subjects for the present study, a pilot test was initially conducted to examine the effect of the width of stimulation.

Authors of previous studies examining the influence of caliper width have based the choice of caliper solely on mean squared error, which combines bias and precision in a single number (10, 11).