Sentence examples for sizes of members from inspiring English sources

The modular sizes of members, standard reinforcement bar diameters, spacing requirements of reinforcing bars, architectural requirements and other practical requirements in addition to relevant provisions are considered to obtain directly constructible designs without any further modifications.

Using flow cytometry, we measured the genome sizes of members of the genus Eleocharis (Cyperaceae).

He can take away choice committee assignments, reduce the size of members' staffs, even give them less desirable offices.

Overall, this simple method can be employed along with other constraints such as buckling, allowable stress and minimum size of members for imposing the displacement constraint in various load cases.

Notably, the mean genome size of members of the basal clade is significantly larger than that of the remaining congeners.

Is the expansion of the bile acid 7α-dehydroxylating bacteria population due mainly to selection for bile tolerance coupled with reduced competition for growth substrates, or does metabolism of bile acid determine population size of members with the bai operon?

However, Eq. (5) more precisely predicts the size effect than Eq. (6), especially when the sizes of the members are quite different.

Due to the large differences in the sizes of some members of the P. patens sHsp protein family, only 17 of the 22 genes from this species are shown in the results represented in Figure  1.

He speaks in steady, serious tones, and his spacious apartment-studio is decorated with masks from his travels in Africa as well as his bigger-than-life-size portraits of members of the Samburu tribe of Kenya.

From each identified group, it will be extracted the following attributes: Group Name, Group Description, Group Size (amount of members) and Group Official Language.

More demographic factors are significantly associated with the level of medical expenditure in particular, including household size, presence of members older than 65, per capita income, and occupation.