Sentence examples for mean gap from inspiring English sources

Less satisfactory performance was observed for Unicryl™, with a mean gap width of 7.4 μm.

By fitting detailed compartmental models of Golgi cells to their somato-dendritic voltage responses, we determined their passive electrical properties and the mean gap junction conductance (0.9 nS).

The primary dependent measure for the morphology analyses was the coefficient of variation (CV) to quantify the mean gap length between epidermal nerve fibers for each subject.

The resins could be divided into three groups according to gap width: "Epon" and Spurr performed best with a mean gap width of only 0.6 μm.

The mean gap is 14.3percentnt at Times Newspapers Limited, publisher of The Times and The Sunday Times, 24.8 per cent at News Group Newspapers, the publisher of The Sun, and 15.1 per cent at the radio station talkSPORT.

Vestopal W®, Epofix®, Epo-Kwick®, Epo-Thin®, and Technovit® 9100 New constituted a group of medium performance with mean gap widths of 2.3, 3.4, 3.8, 3.9 and 3.9 μm, respectively.

Leaving something out will mean gaps in my employment history, but I don't want to bore the employer into chucking it in the bin.

After linear interpolation of the filtered geolocation dataset (mean gaps 1.8±4.6 days) the mean track length was 368±139 days (n = 52).

This adjustment, which left 1581 BPSs over 4284 kb for a mean gap-size of 2.71 kb, made little difference with or without the repeat elements the distribution was significantly different from the expected distribution.

Thus, the mean gap-size predicted for the BPS data is the length of the chromosome, 4640 kb, divided by the number of BPS, 1625, and equals 2.86 kb.

We aggregated mean gaps by survey, and created bar graphs to assess broader trends across all surveys.