The mean width of keratinized tissue for the PTG group and OFD group was 1.5 mm (± 1.0) and 2.8 mm (± 1.2), respectively.
The mean width of tree-rings for the larch was 1.72 mm ± 1.45 (SD) and 0.26 (SE) compared to 1.18 mm ± 0.8 (SD) and 0.17 (SE) for the young birches (average age of 30 years) and 1.03 mm ± 0.74 (SD) and 0.18 (SE) for the old birch trees (average age of 72 years) (Gradel et al. 2017).
We shall also introduce the dual concept of the mean width of a convex body: for L ∈ S o n, the mean chord of L, (widetilde{d}(L)), can be defined by widetilde{d}(L =frac{2}{nomega_{n}}int_{S^{n-1}} rho(L,u),dsigma u).
Over all journals, the mean width of 95% credible interval for the journal impact factor ranks is 7 places, with the widest plausible range of ranks being 15 places for one journal.
Peaks were well defined, with a mean width of 232 bp compared to 2840 bp and 654 bp for the other two methods tested on the same data.
An arcing depression, the Mariana Trench stretches for more than 1,580 miles (2,540 km) with a mean width of 43 miles (69 km).
For the largest group of fractures with a mean lateral extension of about 2700 m, a mean width of damage/alteration zone of about 6 m of (with a maximum width of 13 m) was determined by analysing UBI logs.
Transect widths were used to calculate mean width (used here as proxy for stream size) for each sampling locality.
Using the Euler characteristic, MacPherson and Srolovitz also invented an abstract "mean width" that they could calculate for any object regardless of its shape.
Water temperature and mean width (used here as a proxy for stream size) were identified as the primary determinants of Pseudobarbus 'Breede' distribution.
