Sentence examples for mean sagittal width from inspiring English sources

The measurements of the 22 cadaveric tibiae (11 animals) revealed a mean sagittal width of 3.1 mm (sd 0.2), a mean coronal width of 2.9 mm (sd 0.12) and a mean length of 43.0 mm (sd 1.2).

Relative to the controls, children with OSA and primary snoring were found to exhibit (1) a significantly increased mandibular plane angle to the cranial base (ANB angle); and (2) a significantly reduced upper airway sagittal width.

A simple and adequate ICV estimate for use in linear regression can be achieved by delineating two sagittal ICAs at 17.5 and 64% of the intracranial sagittal width.

To achieve good estimates of ICV for variance reduction when using linear regression, we suggest delineation of two sagittal ICAs multiplied by the intracranial sagittal width.

Even when using only one sagittal ICA positioned at 31% of the intracranial sagittal width (from the patient's right side), a correlation of 0.986 with the fully delineated ICV was achieved.

The position indices were calculated starting from the participants' right side in sagittal orientation, anteriorly in coronal orientation and superiorly in transversal orientation, e.g., a sagittal area with an index of 78 would be located at 78% of the intracranial sagittal width.

Stress at failure, toughness, physical measurements of coronal and sagittal width and Al.Eq density measurements for each animal are presented in Table I.

Registration using the Chinese56 adult template as the reference, however, led to the expansion of the original images in the coronal (length) and sagittal (width) directions.

Mean lordosis angle in plain scans and mean sagittal range of motion (ROM) in flexion-extension scans with SEM.

The mean sagittal tibial component angle was 85.5° (82%) for the 3.1 group and 85.6° (92%) for the 4.0 group.

1. DO initialize the mean width: w mean =0.1*N2  2.