Sentence examples for range of mm from inspiring English sources

The known simulated motion was in the range of mm for translation and degrees for rotation.

This allows for the accurate treatment of larger granules with a diameter in the range of mm to cm in which radial gradients may occur.

This study demonstrated that jumbo squid pens are a good source of materials to produce β-chitosan with high DDA and a wide range of MM for various potential applications.

The first LWA is expanded clay commercially available -from Portugal- (referred as Clay Expanded Commercial, CEC); in this paper two different sizes of CEC were studied: particles in the range of mm, and particles less than 2 mm with grain size distribution according to ASTM C778-05 (ASTM C 2005).

The mechanisms by which O2 molecules are dissolved into the solution include (i) diffusion: Calculations using estimates of diffusion indicate O2 penetration distances in the pyrite sediment in the range of mm to cm (the uncertainties are high); (ii) evaporation-condensation.

Finding fragment hits, that are suitable for optimisation by medicinal chemists, is still a challenge as the binding between the small fragment and its target is weak in the range of mM to µM of Kd and irrelevant non-specific interactions are abundant in this area of transient interactions.

In terms of unit leaf area, mean storage capacity was 0.39 mm (range of 0.24 0.53 mm), 0.43 mm (range of 0.28 0.60 mm), and 0.61 mm (range of 0.29 0.89 mm) for C. korshinskii, H. scoparium, and A. ordosica, respectively.

The average distance from the major foramen was −0.13 mm with a range of −1.28 mm and +0.46 mm.

The average distance in 26 detectable CDJ samples was +0.18 mm with a range of −0.98 mm and +0.65 mm.

The mean mandibular defects size was 59.8 mm (range of 38 80 mm).

From a range of 6 15 mm, 10 mm is the most valid upper limit for short axis of normal nodes.