Sentence examples for marginal depth from inspiring English sources

For these reasons, the evaluation of changes in surface areas, marginal wear pattern, and marginal depth of fillings were selected.

Only the marginal depth and angle at T = 12 M could be measured with the same digital microscope, and the mean value for each group was calculated.

The marginal depth of the access-hole filling at T = 0, T = 1 M, T = 3 M, and T = 6 M could not be defined successfully because of the overfilling phenomenon which disrupted the measurement of marginal gap depth and angle (Fig. 3a e).

The marginal depths of each access-hole (4 points) at T = 12 M were measured.

We conclude that deep monitoring using the TS method is marginal at depths in the order of 4 km and that in order to have meaningful interpretations, electric field data need to be of a high quality with low levels of site noise.

Data collected using hypsometers, wire sounders, echo sounders, and satellite-based altimeters is used to quantify the distribution of land at different elevations across a given area and the surface-area distribution of the oceans and their marginal seas with depth.

Turkyilmaz 2010 Retrospective Type II None Diet, oral, insulin and combination 5 10 5–21 10 23 1 100 No evidence of diminished clinical success, BOP negative, no pathological probing depth, marginal bone loss 0.3 ± 0.2 mm.

However, deep monitoring is always going to be marginal and for depths in the order of 4 km, changes in transfer functions are small.

Depth of marginal defects was measured using a CPI probe.

The severity of periodontitis is characterized by the degree of marginal bone loss, the depth of periodontal pockets, the degree of attachment loss and the number of teeth with furcation development [ 5].

In four of the six open-constructed boreholes are the drilling depths closely verified with marginal difference (<3 m) between the geophysical logging depth and reported depths, whilst in the remaining two the depths to which logging was possible were noted to be significantly shallower, with a difference of 20 m at Nakpeuk and 43 m at Janga.