Sentence examples for region surface area from inspiring English sources

Coverage areas were calculated as a percent of the total region surface area: 100 × [covered area (mm) / total area of region (mm)].

Mapping of the 21 patients with MDR-TB according to their residence sites showed that they were mostly scattered over the northeastern part of the region (surface area ≈1,000 km) with no concentration in a particular locality (data not shown).

Young children also have greater lung regional extraction of O3, which is thought to be due to smaller nasal and pulmonary region surface areas compared with the total airway surface area in adults (Sarangapani et al. 2003).

Results revealed that schemes comprising 540 599 regions (surface areas spanning between 250 and 275 mm2) at sparsities below 10% showed a superior balance between small-world organization and the size of the cortical scale employed.

During calcination, the surfactant F127 decomposes, and some Eu3+ ions would diffuse from the non-crystalline regions to the large surface areas to coordinate and to charge compensate non-network oxygen species [30].

The analysis of potential aggregation prone regions (APRs) and solvent accessible surface areas (ASAs) indicated two hydrophobic residues, Val264 and Leu309, in the β-sheet, in which replacement of both charged residues led to significant decrease of the protein aggregation.

It will also redistribute the luminal glucose to more distal intestinal regions, consequently exposing larger intestinal surface areas to luminal glucose.

The sorption process of activated carbon is considered primarily physical rather than chemical in the vast surface areas and microporous regions by weak electrical forces known as Van der Waals bonds.

For example, for effects in the upper airways, DAFs are based on the surface areas of relevant regions of the respiratory tract and the inhalation minute-volume.

The overall tumour viability was estimated by calculating the surface areas of viable regions in three different randomly chosen longitudinal tumour sections (at least one section being close to the centre of the tumour).

Wide-field imaging devices, such as the VELScope, have the ability to survey large mucosal surface areas to detect regions with loss of autofluorescence, which are suspicious for dysplasia.