The phrase "largest width" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The building had the largest width of any structure in the city."
The largest width of the inclusions was around few micrometres and the smallest <100 nm.
Of these screened lines in NIAS Genebank, BG23 (grain width 4.6 mm) and LG10 (grain length 14.3 mm), which produced seeds with the largest width and length, respectively, were selected as parental lines for QTL analysis.
The object-detector distance was chosen as the minimum achievable, considering the large size of the objects, to minimize the penumbra, while the source-detector distance was set as the minimum comprising the largest width of the object in the X-ray beam, thus maximizing the signal intensity.
The body size was obtained by measuring the largest width of the prothorax, to which we added the lengths of coxa and the trochanter, as these three body parts act aerodynamically as a single unit.
The largest width and the maximum tumor diameter perpendicular to the width were measured with a micrometer.
The tumour volume was defined as volume calculated by the following formula: 0.524 × largest anteroposterior dimension × largest width dimension × largest craniocaudal dimension (Campbell et al, 1982).
Among these MCs of lattice constant larger than 200 nm, the largest widths of transmission band and forbidden band (or bandgap) are 2.5 and 2.1 GHz, respectively.
Larger plate widths (5 cm) were also briefly investigated and it is concluded that large width plates could be easily implemented to maintain multiple sample capability.
As a comparison, nanotubes with much larger width but only monolayer wall thickness were dominant for CH3COKI4KCONH2.
The architecture implemented in RTL uses memories with large width (word length) and height (number of words, or memory positions).
In particular, the reaction zone has an unphysically large width that is proportional to the cell size.
