Sentence examples for mean depth in from inspiring English sources

For the intraosseous pins the mean depth in bone was 26 mm (range 21 31 mm) and the mean distance from the margin hip joint cavity was 9 mm (range 7 11 mm).

The mean depth in bone was 32 mm (range 20 43 mm) and the mean distance from the margin of the hip joint cavity was 22 mm (range 19 25 mm).

We used mean location and mean depth in the analysis.

We also analysed the variables including BMI and gender, and obtained the corresponding mean depth in each subgroup.

The first term C θ, ϕ (PTV) is determined by the following equation: (5) C θ, ϕ (PTV ) = 1 − exp ⁡ (− μ d θ, ϕ (PTV ) ), where μ is a linear attenuation coefficient in water, and d θ, ϕ (PTV) is the mean depth in cm from the body surface to the PTV surface.

If five out of seven or more sequential 200 bp overlapping windows in a region had values of read depth that were significantly different from the mean depth in that chromosomes (more than mean + 2 standard deviations), the region was defined as CNV gain region.

The deepest areas (>200 m) are found in the Baltic proper (the area south of Åland, excluding the bays), whereas the mean depths in the Bothnian Bay and the Gulf of Finland range between 20 and 40 m.

In waters with a shallow thermocline, fish remained significantly shallower in mean depth, while in waters with a deeper thermocline they occupied deeper mean depths.

In Figure 5 we show a detailed example of a phylogenetic tree with a region with a high presence of imbalance in the bifurcations close to the root, that leads to a dispersion from the mean depth scaling in the range A ∈ (2 × 10, 3 × 10), preserving the previously described universal mean depth scaling behavior in most of the size range, from 1 to 2 × 10.

Box-and-Whisker plots showing the distribution of community respiration (A) in the light in Svalbard, (B) in the light in Young Sound, (C) in the dark in Svalbard and (D) in the dark in Young Sound, for the depths sampled (mean depth ± SE in parentheses).

Results are compared to those from Monte Carlo simulations, showing that significant nonlinear effects are well represented by the second-order stochastic model, predicting correctly the shift in the mean depth and an increase in the depth variance.