Sentence examples for measuring a diameter of from inspiring English sources
The antibacterial activities were evaluated by measuring a diameter of the inhibition ring.
The developed HTR8/SVneo spheroids regularly measured a diameter of approximately 700 750 μm, which was also visible by the "naked" eye and 2(b)).
A previously undescribed large egg type, measuring a mean diameter of 106.5 μm, was characterized and compared to normal eggs (82.3 μm) from a continuous culture of Acartia tonsa.
The Ames module has agar-plate inserts that measure a diameter of 35 mm, whereas the 6/4CF module uses 24 mm Transwells®.
The system measures a maximum diameter of 35 cm in a circular area with a minimum spatial resolution of 1 mm × 1 mm and temporal response of up to 1 kHz.
The published micrographs of φRSL1 were unsatisfactory, but Yamada et al. later obtained excellent images and measured a head diameter of 125 nm, which suggest that φRSL1 is related to the GAP32 group [personal communication, 5].
We measured an average diameter of ∼155 nm for the CA signal and ∼133 nm for the mEos3.2 signal with modest variation and no clear outliers.
The rise velocity, V, of a single sphere, released in the bottom of a bed of sand fluidized by air, was measured: the sphere had a diameter of 9.0 or 13.2 mm; its density ranged from 900 to 1210kg/m3.
Once considered as having the largest angular diameter of any star in the sky after the Sun, Betelgeuse lost that distinction in 1997 when a group of astronomers measured R Doradus with a diameter of 57.0 ± 0.5 mas.
He compares the engineering feat of the stiletto heel – fitted with a thin metal "needle" of solid steel measuring a minimum of 5mm in diameter – to the foundations of a building.
When measuring the diameter of a vessel on an angiogram with the FWHM method, the accuracy of the FWHM method for vessels with a diameter that is close to the voxel size should be considered.
