Sentence examples for expected height of the from inspiring English sources

The effective radius of each of these point QDs is taken to be 3.5 nm, half the expected height of the QDs as determined from the results of Schmidbauer et al. [5].

This implies that the expected height of the Singlebit trees is no more than 15 (as we aim for balanced trees cf. above).

The total rate of coalescence Rc (in coalescent units) due to both sweep and neutral coalescent events is then R c = 1 + k h = 1 + α λ r I α, s. (8)The expected height of the coalescent tree for two sequences is the inverse of this rate.

Q9: How do I report on areas of bush-like formations (e.g. in the Mediterranean countries) with a height of about 5m? A9: If the woody vegetation has more than 10% canopy cover of tree species with a height or expected height of 5 m or more, it should be classified as "forest", otherwise it should be classified as "Other wooded land".

Observation of the marks left by flood waters on bridges or other structures at the site, or questioning of local people, may give information about the expected heights of floods.

The best age for intervention is at the earliest 10 12 years, because the patients have reached more than 80% of their maximal expected height at that time and surgery should be performed as soon as possible for better correction results.

As expected, height growth of both species was positively related to temperature variables at the regional scale and with soil moisture and nutrient availability at the local scale.

As expected, height and BMI of boys were influenced by the height and BMI of their mothers, consistent with previous work (Celi et al. 2003; Wingerd and Schoen 1974).

This means that for individuals 5.7 cm (1 SD) taller than expected based on the height of the parents, the odds of having non-atopic asthma is reduced by approximately 46% compared with individuals with the expected height.

You won't see the trees for the leaves in Volume 1, "Trees and Shrubs," which provides only up-close treatment; the first sentence of each entry gives expected height, not shape.

As expected, the height of the mercury column varied inversely with the height (above sea-level) at which the measurements were taken.