Sentence examples for serious thickness from inspiring English sources
The top layer, or epidermis, is about the thickness of cellophane, although that thickness varies considerably across the body, from a thin point a mere five cells across on the scalp, to serious thickness of hundreds of cells on the palms of the hands and the balls of the feet.
A third-degree burn is extremely serious; the entire thickness of the skin is destroyed, along with deeper structures such as muscles.
Nonuniform interfacial property becomes serious when IL thickness is reduced.
While identification of an intrasubstance tear on MRA is unlikely to alter management at primary care level unless it is associated with more serious pathology, partial thickness tears of the rotator cuff are reported to be of prognostic significance due to the high proportion that increase in size or progress to full thickness tears if left untreated [ 49].
Serious fouling deposits in thickness of approximately 8 10 mm were found on each blade of induced fan for the first time, in a 330 MW coal-fired power plant with completing this reformation.
Secondary endpoints are clinical and ongoing pregnancy rates, cancellation rate, endometrium thickness and (serious) adverse events.
Static and fatigue behaviour of the specimens with serious patch materials and thicknesses was investigated experimentally.
The more serious complication of full-thickness loss of skin, nipple, or the NAC occurred in 3 patients (5%).
The degradation of radiation characteristics is serious owing to the radome thickness and the high frequency.
This recombination problem is even worse in TiO2 nanocrystals because of the lack of a depletion layer on the TiO2 nanocrystallite surface, which becomes more serious as the photoelectrode film thickness increases [6].
The PCM thickness has also serious influences on the thermal performance, which include interior temperature, temperature time lag, temperature difference of the interior surface and the upper surface of air layer, and total transmitted energy.
