Sentence examples for greater in width from inspiring English sources

It is produced in varying sizes, the usual approximate dimensions being 2 10 cm (about 3/4 4 inches) in thickness, 8 cm (about 3 inches) and greater in width, and 2 6 metres (about 6 20 feet) in length.

It is five-inches longer, an inch lower in height and an inch greater in width.

Dresses must have a strap of one inch or greater in width (no spaghetti straps), and no strapless, off the shoulder, or halter dresses are permitted.

Note in Figure 3 that the distribution of Sfi1 is greater (in width) than Kar1.

Lee et al. (2005) found that a standard Korean brain template created based on Korean adults was 10% shorter in length, 9% shorter in height, and 1% greater in width compared to the ICBM-152 brain template.

Similarly, Tang et al. (2010) found the Chinese adult template (Chinese56) created with 56 right-handed Chinese males was shorter in length and height and greater in width than the ICBM-152.

In patients with venous ulcerations, a significantly greater reduction in width was measured in plasma-treated ulcers compared to controls, but not in ulcer length.

All plasma-treated wounds with various etiologies showed a greater reduction in width and length than control wounds, but reduction rates were nonsignificant.

Dimensional deformation rates of bricks in thickness are greater than ones in width and length.

The swelling ratio (B) in the film thickness direction was greater than that in width or length direction.

Usually, the epithelial layer of the membrane consists of either stratified squamous epithelium (multiple layers of epithelial cells, the top layer being flattened) or simple columnar epithelium (a layer of column-shaped epithelial cells, the cells being significantly greater in height than width).