Sentence examples for sizes extracted from from inspiring English sources

Grain sizes (extracted from XRD data) increased following the increasing deposition temperatures.

Furthermore, crystallite sizes extracted from XRD can only be fully compared with single crystal particle diameters obtained from TEM.

Effect sizes extracted from the publications reflect adjusted results for odds ratio (OR), hazard ratio (HR) and relative risk (RR) regarding confounding (1) for age, sex, BMI, physical activity, smoking and alcohol (for type 2 diabetes incidence) or (2) for birth weight and adult SES (for obesity and overweight).

It is found that the effective elastic plastic response of this particulate composite can be accurately determined by computing a sufficient number of small subvolumes of fixed size extracted from the DRVE and containing different realizations of the random microstructure.

(A1-I1) AFM images (scanning area 70 × 70 μm2); (A2-images images; (A3-I3) nanostructural images (scanning area 5 × 5 μm2); (A4-images images of nanostructure; (A5-I5) histoframs of the particles size extracted from images A4-I4, respectively.

Since the model is trained on the training set of the specified size extracted from 2 years (3 years in the case of GB Pound/US Dollar, since we need 3 years of minute data for GB Pound/US Dollar data to construct the required training set), and then used for prediction on the next year, the data of results for prediction analysis are from 2003 to 2015.

This means that there were more interactions among the proteins in each of the clusters considered than would be expected by chance alone in a random set of proteins of similar size extracted from the genome, suggesting a functional cooperation among them.

The concentration of DNA was measured and the size was checked on a 2% agarose gel to confirm that the size matched the size extracted from the gel in the previous step.

For each genome, the test was performed on clustered SLSs, as well as on SLSs randomly picked from the initial population and random sequences of equal size extracted from the same genome.

While the sub-networks we extract have identical numbers of nodes, the number of edges varies based on the source network; for example, the 50-node sub-network extracted from E. coli-small contains 101 edges, whereas the network of the same size extracted from E. coli-large contains 171 edges.

MRI and pathological tumours sizes were extracted from the notes.