Sentence examples for insignificant width from inspiring English sources

In Brown and Hungerford's review of the size of the lens in ocular disease he comments that the rise in overall lens growth rate observed in the diabetic lens can be almost entirely attributed to increased cortical thickness, with relatively insignificant width changes in the nucleus [ 19].

Similar results were postulated in the study of Ghonemia et al [30] who showed insignificant increase in width of the suture.

Contrasting results were seen in the study of Ghonemia et al. who showed an insignificant change in the width of the suture.

Arching occurs only in narrow stopes, and the traditional overburden model can provide a meaningful estimate of the stresses in stope backfill near the top, where arching is insignificant, or when the width of the backfill is very large relative to the height.

The influences of GPL geometry and dimension tend to be insignificant when the GPL width-to-thickness ratio is larger than 103.

However, the effect of the slab width, upon exceeding the effective flange width, became insignificant.

QDs possess many excellent characteristics for example, 10 100 times more brightness than many dyes, quantum yield equal to approximately unity in comparison to the organic dyes and fluorescent proteins, extensive absorption properties, a comparatively lengthy fluorescence life time, a thin line width in emission spectra, continuous emission maxima, and insignificant photolightning.

On the other hand, it is demonstrated that the height-to-width ratio and the width-to-thickness ratio of the stainless steel SHS tube have insignificant influence on the shear resistance of the bonding strength of the interface elements, which generally decreased with the increase of the concrete strength.

However, the effect of an increase in this rod contact pressure on the coating thickness is insignificant, whilst the coating mass decreases with rising pressure and the coating width increases coupled with an increase in flash production.

The loss of riboflavin fluorescence over time was monitored for 60 min (excitation 450 nm and emission 530 nm, with 2 and 16 nm slit widths, respectively; under these conditions, photobleaching of riboflavin was insignificant).

However, the periodicity of nanoholes reveals an insignificant influence on the focal length, depth of focus (DOF), and full-width at half-maximum (FWHM) of the focal spot.