Sentence examples for largest observable from inspiring English sources

As a result, we know that on the largest observable scale our universe is flat.

With a new optical design the largest observable correlation distances have now been increased up to 9×103 Å.

The largest observable difference was in the number of citations at the time of the R01 application.

The main focus is on the study of the relation between the total amount of water stored and the largest observable cluster of connected reservoirs that overspill in the same day.

This fact may explain the divergence of patterns observed in the two dendrograms To assess the dynamic range (the ratio of the largest observable value to the background expression level (over all genes) of each platform, a scatter plot was constructed using the results on control samples for each method.

Conversion improved from 34%, with large observable leaching to 88% with no leaching.

A modified wedge-polishing technique enabled the production of high-quality cross-sectional TEM samples with minimum ion-induced damage and large observable areas.

This is perhaps most simply due to the larger observable surface area of the body exposed to contact when oriented as such, and in itself provides a rationale for the collective alignment of band members to minimize the likelihood of an encounter and potentially cannibalistic attack from oncoming crickets.

Cerebral atherosclerosis precedes both cerebral macroangiopathy (large observable stroke) and cerebral microangiopathy (leukoaraiosis).

The epidermal cells of these appendages in a C2-Idf mutant lacking anthocyanins (Fig. 9C) have one to a few large, observable, colorless, central vacuoles (Fig. 9D).

To this extent, the amplitude of the WCT seems to be dominated by the right-arm (RA) component (which is the largest component observable from Figure 5(b) ); similar observations were made for the other subjects enrolled in our pilot study and hence we can confirm the previous hypothesis that WCT may impair chest exploration due to biasing imposed by the right arm [ 14 ].