Sentence examples for size of rodents from inspiring English sources

These systems have to cope with the small size of rodents; hence, they have to achieve enhanced spatial resolution and high sensitivity for the targeted biomarker.

The ongoing challenges for preclinical MRI are also related to the relative small anatomical size of rodents compare to humans; for a mouse image to retain the same anatomical definition as that achieve in human images, the acquisition must be with a voxel volume (3D imaging pixel unit volume) approximately 3,000 times smaller than that of a human and somehow compensating for the signal deficit.

- Leslie, 38 "Dust bunnies the size of rodents".

Furthermore, given the small-scale size of rodent long bones, a series of potting/testing fixtures were developed that enabled preparation and handling of the specimens without incurring damage to the bone shafts.

Direct functional evidence for the apparent differences in the size of rodent and primate SSC pools cannot be obtained with the transplantation approaches that are currently available.

These patterns are most likely related to the longer generation time and lower effective population size of subterranean rodents caused by subterranean ecological constraints.

A further problem is the much smaller size of laboratory rodents, resulting in a completely different exposure pattern at telecommunication frequencies.

The sheer size of its rodent population is enough to stamp it with the horror label.

Although questions remain about things like the rapid movement and high mortality rate of the Black Death, as well as the size of the rodent population in Europe, Dr. Dennis said, most epidemiologists agree that it and subsequent, smaller outbreaks were caused by the plague bacterium.

For seasonally breeding rodents, assume that the breeding season and the non-breeding season are present in turn, the length of the breeding season is (T_{1}), the length of the non-breeding season is (T_{2}), and the sum of (T_{1}) and (T_{2}) is one year, denoted by T. Let (x t)) be the size of the rodent population at time t.

However, the size of the rodent population is not the only factor that determines the size of a hantavirus epidemic.