Sentence examples for the total extension from inspiring English sources

This corresponds to around 0.7% of the total extension area (37.381 ha), which represents 12% of the region (271.398 ha).

Furthermore, it is suitable for spatial analyses as the total extension of the unstable area can be assessed.

Another factor that can significantly affect the insulating performance of a wall is the number of employed layers, once the total extension of the wall, the total material amounts, and therefore the total thermal resistance of the wall, have been fixed.

Westaway (1993) found the total extension of the normal faults to be 0.5 mm/year for the western end of the basin, 0.3 mm/year for the center of the basin and 0.2 mm/year for the eastern end of the basin.

The total number of immature cells was obtained by simply multiplying the cell density by the total extension of the SGZ.

Since many RGCs have dendritic fields larger than 25 µm, in order to analyze the total extension of dendritic arborizations we have followed their dendritic field on several adjacent vertical serial sections.

For all hands, mean MCP contracture for the treated finger (the finger with the most severe total extension deficit in hands with more than 1 treated finger) was 43º (SD 27, median 45), mean PIP contracture was 36º (SD 29, median 33), and mean total extension deficit was 79º (SD 34, median 75).

In both groups, the improvement in total extension deficit was statistically significant (p<0.001) and the extension deficits after CCH and fasciectomy were similar (median 10°; table 3).

The folded state, the transition state, and the unfolded state are located at positions of 0, 1/3, and 1 in the unit of total extension change of CTD transition.

The median improvement in total extension deficit in the CCH group was 65 (IQR 56 81) degrees and in the fasciectomy group was 50 (IQR 41 60) degrees (p=0.007).

In this model the upper crust is deformed in a brittle fashion, but the lower crust stretches in a more ductile mode over long wavelengths, but with the same degree of total extension, as inferred from the seismically imaged faults, across which total horizontal extension has been measured to form the input to the forward model.