Sentence examples for size and state from inspiring English sources
The effect of precipitate size and state on the combinations of yield strength and corrosion pit susceptibility exhibited by a model aluminum alloy Al 2.5Cu 1.5 Mg (wt.%) has been measured for the first time.
Using an extensive data set for the South Belridge Diatomite waterfloods, we demonstrate that even for very shallow wells the fracture size and state can be adequately recognized at wellhead.
Most commonly, the scanning electron microscope (SEM) has been used to image remodelling signatures from high-resolution replicas of a specimen, but the environmental SEM can also be used directly on a bone surface if the specimen's size and state of preservation permits.
All specifications control for education, age, location size, and state of residence.
RESULTS: We found evidence that factors not relevant to clinical appropriateness, such as race, hospital size, and state, significantly affect whether patients receive any PT/OT after acute fracture, as well as the intensity of PT/OT.
Therefore, the surface-active sites of the template might influence the size and state of aggregation during the particle growth process [25] and finally on the resulting ZnO particles size distribution.
Gao et al. [ 17] discussed possible reasons why Hoplitolyda duolunica in the Mesozoic could have reached such a large size and stated that it might have been caused by food availability or sexual selection.
Tsang et al. [ 20] showed that three-cycle but not one-cycle ischemic PreC reduced myocardial infarct size, and stated that it seems necessary to increase the ischemic PreC stimulus to achieve the threshold for cardioprotection against diabetic myocardium.
Second, the size, location, and state of maintenance of cooling towers are very important.
Likewise, the long term-treatment was effective to reduce anxiety traits (effect size =.31) and state scores, and symptoms of binge eating, related to QOL.
The dark mouths of mines now hove into view, in all sizes and states of dilapidation.
