Sentence examples for mean defect size from inspiring English sources

Therefore, both small, medium-sized and large defects are included in the material, and the mean defect size is likely to be different for different groups.

Mean defect size was 321 cm(2).

Surface observation and Hertzian indentation show the nanocomposites to have both a smaller mean defect size and fewer large defects than similar grain size alumina.

The original donor defect were ranged from 20 to 48 cm2, and the mean defect size was 31 cm2 (Table 1).

Fig. 4 Correlation between the donor-site morbidity rate from mosaicplasty harvesting and mean defect size (mm), mean number of plugs (n) and mean size of plugs (mm).

Regarding the knee-to-knee mosaicplasty procedures, there were no significant correlations between the donor-site morbidity rate and mean defect size (r = 0.228, p = 0.588, n = 8), mean number of plugs (r = -0.109, p = 0.781, n = 9) and mean size of plugs (r = 0.275, p = 0.509, n = 8; Fig. 4).

The ophthalmological examination revealed a mean epithelial defect size of 2.74 ± 1.6 mm, with visual axis involvement in 63.2% of cases, anterior chamber reaction in 31.6% and hypopyon in 15.8%.

Mizuta et al. studied 47 patients who underwent esophageal ESD, and reported that the mean mucosal defect size by circumferential percentage in seven patients who developed esophageal stricture was 80.4% [ 13].

The mean mandibular defects size was 59.8 mm (range of 38 80 mm).

T2 values from the subchondral bone to the cartilage surface (global T2) (Fig. 1) were manually assessed on one to three consecutive slices of the T2 map, depending on defect size (mean ROI size: 488 pixels, range 149 1495 pixels).

Analysis of the stiffness variations further shows that as the defect size increases, the mean radial stiffness decreases in the loaded radial and axial directions and increases in the unloaded radial direction.