Sentence examples for thicker depth from inspiring English sources

Thus, the thicker depth of skin and muscle in humans will hinder the detection of fluorescence signals transmitted from the ApoPep-1 probe in OA joints.

Thus, during treatment of large irregular target volumes with notable differences in their thickest and thinnest depths, the high-dose region needs to be pulled back to avoid overdosing distal critical structures while target volume with thicker depth will be underdosing or covers the target volume with thickest depth but overdosing critical structures.

The sediment thickness is thin along SW flank and at the NE flank while it is the thickest (depth of 45 m) at the mid-distance between the SW and the NE flank.

The pre-heat treatment in vacuum rapid nitriding process was introduced to improve the surface hardening characteristics such as thick depth, high hardness and particularly to reduce the processing time.

Eliot Glacier is the largest glacier by volume at, and has the thickest depth measured by ice radar at 361 feet.

The decrease of simulated cumulative ground heat flux in winter along with thicker snow depth indicates that the thicker snow pack gradually insulates the subsoil against energy losses to the atmosphere in winter, which induces a reduction of active layer frozen depth.

The Series 8 (LCD) shakes it up with a 1.9-inch thick frame (depth) with red (850) and blue (860) ToC options with a 50,000 1 dynamic contrast ratio, full 1080p video and Auto Motion Plus 120Hz.

Although Solis Planum is depleted in radioactive isotopes (Hahn et al. 2011), the thick crustal depth in this region results in relatively large crustal heat production.

Highly weathered regolith in ∼540 wells averages ∼3.3 m thick, mean depth to bedrock in 1661 wells is ∼7 m, and the weathered thickness exceeds 10 m in relatively large local areas east of the late Pleistocene glacial limit.

Within the basement observed in geoelectric section, 2-D magnetic model and in the 2-D resistivity are identified subsurface linear feature zones beneath the segment at VES 2 and VES 3 with thick weathering depth typical of fractured/fault, aquiferous, buried stream channel or fissure zones within the basement rocks.

The melanomas in the majority of the patients (56.2%) exhibited the thickest Breslow depth of >3 mm (stage V), with melanin pigmentation documented in all cases.