Sentence examples for prevalent size from inspiring English sources

For t = 20 s, the average size is 25.4 nm, and the most prevalent size range is 17-20 nm (Figure 2b).

We have shown salivary agglutinin to be identical to the scavenger receptor cysteine-rich glycoprotein gp-340 [ 9] and found three prevalent size variants of saliva gp-340, designated gp-340 I to III, each specific to individual donors [ 25].

Comparison of the average 5′UTR intron size on three gene families in ten angiosperm species suggests that a prevalent size for a 5′UTR intron is in the range of 600 nucleotides, and that the overall IMEter score within a gene family is preserved across several angiosperms.

The size distribution remains qualitatively the same with increasing immersion time up to 40 s, but the average and most prevalent sizes increase.

All MPs-AL exhibited a spherical shape, encapsulation efficiency higher than 90% and prevalent particle size ranging from 100 to 150 μm.

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A prevalent population size of 22,993 patients [ 3] was modelled with annual incident populations of 5,395 patients [ 4] entering the model in years 2 5.

It was found that nanotube agglomerates are formed in about 2 5 min after sonication and that the monodispersion with prevalent effective particle size of about 22 nm transforms into polydispersion with particle sizes of 180 and 1160 nm.

Results indicated that crossover type had the most effect on performance, and interaction effects were most prevalent between population size, maximum number of generations, crossover rate and type of crossover, and mutation rate and type of crossover.

The lengths corresponding to one nucleosomal subunit appear to be the most prevalent and conserved size with di- and tri-nucleosomal lengths showing much lower proportions.

The Smiths are practicing biodynamic (or beyond organic) farming, which is essentially its own confined ecosystem designed to prosper without relying on any of the fertilizers, pharmaceuticals or hormones that have become so prevalent in industrial-size operations.