Sentence examples for mm of depth from inspiring English sources

The microbeam dose at the tumor (i.e. 7 mm of depth from lateral side) was 400Gy, the valley dose was 18.6 Gy as computed by Monte Carlo simulations.

Skin dose equivalents at 70 μm of depth and deep dose equivalents at 10 mm of depth are reported for different configurations and organized in easy-to-read tables.

Finally, we selected a channel that has 10 mm of diameter and 1 mm of depth since the change in distance of the LM droplet is at its maximum (0.5 mm, 1 g) (Fig. 2b).

However, when the bond length of the SS-to-concrete interface increases, a mixed failure mode was observed with the separation of a thin layer of concrete from the substrate with 2 3 mm of depth and, at the same time, with an adhesive rupture within the SS-to-adhesive interface; the DIC technique can be used, although carefully, to evaluate the bond transfer between the SS and concrete.

The double bottom had a height of 1.275 m, while the vitals of the ship were protected by a triple bottom that added an extra 875 mm of depth.

The images obtained were used to determine cyanobacterial biomass in the first mm of depth of the microcosms, where cyanobacteria were dominant.

Transmission loss measurements were completed on 2 non-vegetated reference panels, on gradients of substrate depth (25-mm increments), and on 2 plant communities established in 150 mm of substrate depth.

Clinically, the detection of the sentinel lymph node using ICG was restricted to 5 mm of tissue depth in oropharyngeal cancer patients [30].

The extended service lives with same mix proportions and additional 10.0 mm of cover depth are 14.1, 22.8, and 31.3 years, respectively.

The simulations were initialized with the equivalent volume fraction of a single cell in the center of an approximately 3.2 × 3.2 mm agar surface of depth approximately 1 mm.

These fiber separations roughly compare a maximum sensitivity depth of around 4.4 mm to depths of 8.8 mm and 22 mm; these approximations are based on the case of an infinite half space as given in [ 34].