The phrase "size sections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to dividing or categorizing something based on size.
Example: "In the report, we will size sections according to the dimensions of the products."
Alternatives: "dimension categories" or "size categories."
(2) Regarding the problems of selecting test modes between CSALTs and SSALTs (Sections 3.3 & 3.4), robust plan design (Section 3.5), limited sample size (Sections 3.5 & 4.2), model verification (Section 4.1) and resource limits (Section 4.3), current researches can provide heuristic guidance and case reference for engineering practice.
We discuss this issue in detail now and note caveats in the "phenotyping" section of Methods, and the "sterility-associated phenotypes" and "effect size" sections of Results.
For quantification of adipocyte size, sections were analysed by using an Optiphot-2 microscope (Nikon, Japan) equipped with a digital camera.
The plate templates (TEMPlate™) have necessarily different size sections for the low fat and the reduced carbohydrate diets to enable the desired macronutrient composition of the meal to be achieved.
Instead of buying full sized products you should visit the travel size section in your local drug or department store for other items.
In "Neighborhood size" section, we define the concept of neighborhood.
Structural features of importance are size, section thickness, and shape complexity.
The six required geometries were constructed with parameters listed in "Lattice Spacing Size" section.
This concept of neighborhood will be discussed more detailed in "Neighborhood size" section.
In "Scaling the array size" section we focus on this very ratio of management overhead to numerical costs.
Thus, the number of calculations sums up to 2N/k + 2N/k + 2α = O(N/k) where α denotes to the neighborhood size (see "Neighborhood size" section).
