Sentence examples for preserved size from inspiring English sources

The simulator is designed so that the main characteristics of rain observed on the ground are preserved: size distribution, interarrival time distribution and autocovariance of drop sizes.

Post mortem studies on a small collection of WS brains have found preserved size of auditory cortex [30].

Though the visible color of melanosomes often degrades over time, their preserved size, shape and arrangement can give some hints about their original color.

The nanopowder preserves size and shape upon re-dispersion.

This was done to preserve size of the sample.

For our application it is important to preserve size and separation of features such as nuclei, so we typically use the dead leaves approach [ 7], which simply replaces overlapping regions with the new frame.

The mechanisms via which zebrafish muscle fibres preserve size and oxidative capacity during the first three weeks of hypoxia warrant further investigation; it may be that hypoxia during the initial phase is minimized by lactic acid-induced oxygen dissociation from hemoglobin (the Root effect (McKenzie et al., 2004)).

Mr Sarkozy wants Suez to shed its environment division to bring the two firms to an equal size, thus preserving the size of the state's stake in the merged business.

Although the protuberances described by this research group appear to be sparse, not as well-formed or preserved, the size measurements in one transmission electron micrograph is in close approximation of the sizes of C. gattii fibrils seen in our study [46].

Additionally, AR-42 as a single agent preserved muscle size and increased grip strength in KPfl/flC mice.

The best conditions occur for middle-term ALD deposits in which the c-axis orientation is preserved and size domain increases to get bigger diameters for nanorods.