Sentence examples for intermediate thicknesses from inspiring English sources
Bands of intermediate thicknesses (e.g. 0.1 – 0.3 μm) are wavy and relatively less uniform than the thin (45 nm) and thick (1.8 μm) bands.
The amplitude, after 100 one-hour cycles to 1150 °C in air, appears to have a maximum at intermediate thicknesses between 100 and 150 μm whereas the effective wavelength increases with the coating thickness.
The main characteristics of this set of site profiles are presented in Salameh (2016), Almakari et al. (2016) and Salameh et al. (2017): They are primarily usual (i.e., normally soft, with S-wave velocities generally >200 m/s) and stiff soils, with shallow to intermediate thicknesses, <200 m in most cases, with only few sites about 50 with fundamental frequency below 1 Hz.
Yet it is clearly more accurate than other prognostic factors for patients node negative on clinical assessment, particularly for those with intermediate thicknesses of melanoma.
One limitation of this analysis is that only a few tumor samples were evaluated at the intermediate thicknesses, which allows the possibility that some of the observed differences might be tumor specific rather than stage specific.
Abbreviations: MIS, melanoma-in-situ, Thin, thin melanomas < 1.0 mm in Breslow's thickness, I.M., intermediate thickness between 1 4 mm, with thick melanomas > 4 mm.
Lacey carbon grid had carbon film with an intermediate thickness (28.36 ± 2.95 nm).
Lymphatic mapping and sentinel lymph node biopsy can upstage patients with intermediate thickness (1.0 to 4.0 mm) melanoma.
In the intermediate thickness region of 27 110 nm, less surface states are present because some small islands are short-circuited, so that the inter-insular hopping energy decreases.
In comparison to the Duoderm, Biobrane is failed to heal the wound of intermediate thickness burn and skin graft donor sites.
The sensitivity of the sensor to refractive index change is dependent on cladding thickness and is a maximum at an intermediate thickness value.
