Sentence examples for thick number from inspiring English sources

Samples were mounted in 35-mm tissue culture dishes fitted with coverslip bottoms 170-μm thick (Number 1.5) (WillCo-Dish, Willco Wells, Amsterdam, The Netherlands).

Children splashed around in the sea in such thick numbers you could hardly see the water between their heads.

Significant values (p < 0,05) are denoted with thick numbers.

R of dominant independent variables and statistically significant regression coefficients are denoted by thick numbers.

Assuming that the muscle sections were uniformly 7-μm thick, the number of LF granules per mm of diaphragm or EDL muscle was calculated for each mouse.

If your concrete needs to be thick, this number will be smaller.

As we talk in a Midtown diner, Mr. Robins taps folders thick with numbers.

The book is thick with numbers -- budgets, grosses, uncollected shares of back-end revenue -- and footnotes unpacking the finer points of movie-industry financial jargon.

Father Pedro Munoz, who accompanied the soldiers and kept a journal, wrote that the creatures became "extremely troublesome," aggressive, so thick in numbers that "they obscure[d] the light of the sun". Today the county is named Mariposa.

The significant p values are denoted by thick underlined numbers.

These are proper, thick-cut numbers, but with the tinge of pink all the way through that you only get from long contact with smoke.