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Regions in which the thickness of the cerebral cortex of AD patients is at least 0.15 mm thinner than OC are graded in terms of degree of thinning.
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Again, across all 3 additional samples, the medial temporal cortex showed the largest magnitude of thinning of all regions within each sample, ranging from 0.26 to 0.55 mm thinner in AD than OC.
Legs covered with moderately long setae, Hind femur (2.40 mm long) thinner than middle femur (1.90 mm long), much thinner than fore femur (1.65 mm long).
We found that older (>80 years) cortical bone is up to 1.5 mm thinner anteriorly and 2 mm thinner posteriorly than younger (<40 years) bone but the rate of change of posterior to anterior cortex thickness is greater in the older bone.
Other regions with more than 0.2 mm thinning included inferior temporal, temporal pole, inferior parietal (both angular and supramarginal gyri), and superior frontal regions, which ranged from 8.1%to11.6%6% thinner in AD than OC.
As of 2005, the smallest such devices commercially available measured 0.4 mm × 0.4 mm, and is thinner than a sheet of paper; such devices are practically invisible.
Shown in white, the device is reportedley only 7 mm thin.
The phone is 11.5 mm deep, slightly thinner than the iPhone 3GS at 12.3 mm.
These tend to be higher-definition than MRI images as the slice thickness (which for CT can be as low as 0.5 mm) is considerably thinner than that of MRI (which is typically 2.5 to 4 mm) and there is no interslice gap (in fact, the slices can be reconstructed overlapping for 3D reformatting purposes).
The new laptop weighs just 2 pounds and is 13.1 mm thick, 24percentthinnerer than the 11-inch MacBook Air.
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