Sentence examples for marked size from inspiring English sources

The latter group should appreciate the button marked "size," which reformats any book into a large-print edition.

Therefore marked size reduction is required before a tumour is considered responsive to therapy.

In the chick embryo, misexpression of Hoxa13 in the entire limb bud results in a marked size reduction of the zeugopodal cartilage due to homeotic transformation into cartilage of a more distal type [ 86].

The autopsy showed a male fetus with a cystic dysplastic left kidney with a thread-like ureter, testicular hypoplasia with decreased number and marked size variation of seminiferous tubules, 12 ribs on the right and 11 on the left and X-ray finding of 'beaten silver' frontal and parietal skull bones.

" Select the size you would like to make the icon to the right of the drop-down menu in the space marked "Size.

"It's not just us stopping him," said Green, who has performed admirably against James despite a marked size disparity.

Because of this growth plasticity, canopy trees form complex, irregular, tessellating crowns, that usually do not grow into each other, and that tend to fill most or all of the canopy space (e.g. [18]); whilst maintaining marked size-and species-dependent patterns.

In Figure 7(a), the change of the gray level is shown for two sizes, namely, 1.4 mm and 1 mm, with a loss of contrast appearing for the smallest marking size.

Given the relatively small body sizes of fossil hominids pre-dating H. erectus (e.g., H. habilis at <1 m tall and <40 kg body weight; P. boisei at <1.4 m tall, 80 kg body weight), crocodile feeding traces would likely have been inflicted by younger small- to medium-sized crocodiles, as estimated from tooth mark size for OH 8 and 35 [35].

But instead, Pelli found that the critical mark size was about three times larger than the smallest resolvable mark.

Results show that mark size is linearly proportional to tip diameter and tip force, closely matching the previous speculation.