Sentence examples for mean vessel diameter from inspiring English sources

LSC and kS significantly increased with tree height (radj2= 0.50 and 0.46, respectively) as did mean vessel diameter.

Values of mean vessel diameter of Q. suber shoots at both sites suggest an intra-species adaptation to the local water availability, with larger vessels at the more mesic site.

Although the mean vessel diameter was about 10 μm for the time points sampled, the mean vessel number, area, and volume fraction increased about 2.5-fold from postoperative day 3 to 7 and then decreased about 1.27-fold at postoperative day 10.

Strikingly, microvessels of RIP1-Tag2; Vegfb −/− lesions were thinner than in VEGF-B proficient tumors (Figure 5d and Table 1; mean vessel diameter 7.3±0.34 µm vs 9.8±2.6 µm; p<0.0001), accounting for the reduced total vessel surface area.

To determine mean vessel diameter, the average width of ∼20 IB4+ cerebral vessels per 20× field was calculated.

Mean vessel diameter is not presented as often distant sites included large host vessels present throughout the procedure, which skewed analysis.

The mean vessel diameters for those with a BML and for those without a BML are presented in Table 1.

Mean vessel diameters in the IL-12-expressing tumours were significantly smaller than in the parental tumours when both were grown in wild-type mice.

The average vessel diameter was 15.7 mm.

The three covariates we could examine were drug type (paclitaxel or sirolimus), mean target vessel diameter, and mean target lesion length.

Mean patient age was 62.6 years, mean reference vessel diameter was 3.07 mm before the procedure, and mean lesion length was 11.04 mm.