Sentence examples for indicator size from inspiring English sources

In order to improve the distribution of the nanosol into the mortar and to avoid white haze on the surface, the application method was modified in four directions: Figure 3 Distribution of calcium hydroxide nano-particles in mortar samples indicated by the red colour of the phenolphthalein indicator (size = 2 cm × 2 cm), left: immediately after saturation with CaLoSiL NP25, right: after 24 hours.

As discussed a few posts back, the length of the femur (thigh bone) is a pretty good indicator of size so I used this as a way of scaling both the lengths of the tails of these species, and then also the length of the head and body of the same animal or a related species.

FSC (x-axis) is an indicator of size and SSC (y-axis) is an indicator of granularity.

FSC (x-axis) is an indicator of size, SSC (y-axis) is an indicator of granularity, and count (y-axis) indicates cell number.

Their morphological changes induced by AHLs were determined by a flow cytometric dot plot analysis (Fig. 4) where the forward scatter (FSC) was an indicator of size and side scatter (SSC) was an indicator of granularity.

It has previously been shown that the prothoracic glands could be an indicator for size in Drosophila.

No indicator (phastCons, size, aa composition) was able to distinguish translated uORFs and ncRNAs from intergenic or random sequences.

Mor11v, weighed by van der Waals volume, belongs to these descriptors which can be regarded as an indicator of size, mass, and volume of the molecules.

Patients were required to have a minimum indicator lesion size of ⩾20 mm for liver, soft tissue or other masses, or ⩾10 mm in lung, skin lesions or lymph nodes.

Information on the number of beds in each hospital (as an indicator of size) was obtained from the Department of Health Hospital Activity Statistics (number of general & acute beds available, excluding neonates and children)[ 14].

However, our analyses indicate that length measurements are generally poor indicators of size, especially compared to circumference.