Sentence examples for maximum body mass from inspiring English sources

where m T is the maximum body mass up to which the image quality is considered acceptable in the linear dose regimen.

Eventually, it results in determining the maximum body mass up to which the image quality is considered acceptable in the linear dose regimen.

The Virgin Islands dwarf sphaero is one of the smallest known amniotes (which includes 23,000 species of reptiles, birds, and mammals), with an average body size (measured as the snout vent length or SVL) of 18 mm and a maximum body mass of 0.15 g, but ranging as low as 0.043 g and averaging 0.117 g.

In 2008, a team of scientists led by S. Wroe conducted an experiment to determine the bite force of the great white shark, using a 2.4 m long specimen, and then isometrically scaling the results for its maximum confirmed size and the conservative minimum and maximum body mass of C. megalodon, placing the bite force of the latter between 108514 N and 182201 N in a posterior bite.

We therefore suggest 5750 7250 kg represents a plausible maximum body mass range for this specimen of Acrocanthosaurus.

The maximum body mass index (BMI) was 29.4, with an average of 24.5 (SD: 4.7).

Resource availability has long been considered important in island habitats (Palkovacs, 2003) but, as suggested by the maximum body mass-land area relationship of Burness et al. (2001) (Fig. 3), it is of general importance for explaining the upper limits of body size.

Patients in the BED group were also older and showed a significantly higher current, maximum and minimum Body Mass Index (BMI), developed their disorder at a later age of onset and suffered from it longer than the other two groups.

Perhaps more importantly, the numerous assumptions about soft tissue properties and body shape (for example, muscle sizes) in many of the models make it difficult to control for sources of error and to determine the confidence associated with a given mass estimate, although recent computational modelling advances attempt to outline maximum and minimum body mass bounds (for example, [ 54, 61, 62]).

We characterized the Italian families for maximum lifetime body mass index [BMI=weight in Kg/(height in m)], indicating as overweight those with maximum lifetime BMI ≥25 and as obese those with maximum lifetime BMI ≥30.

The mortality of adults and larvae, as well as maximum larvae body mass, was recorded.