Sentence examples for thickness concluded from inspiring English sources

The Hoffman Weeks plot of TM against crystallization temperature, Tc, suggests the equilibrium melting point TM0= 141.1°C of the linear PE having Mw = 52.0 × 103 and the doubling of lamellar thickness concluded from the linear relationship between TM and Tc with the slope close to 1/2.

Using Amos' calculations of the slick's size and conservative assumptions about its thickness, MacDonald concluded that it was "not unreasonable" that the leak was 20 times BP's initial estimate.

They observed a similar relationship between the use of intermediate-acting insulin with carotid intima-media thickness and concluded that the cumulative dose of insulin was a risk factor for atherosclerosis.

From the fact that the oxidation current increases with increasing film thickness it is concluded that the electrocatalytic reaction occurs inside the PB lattice.

The loads were increased monotonically and steel angles with three different thicknesses were analysed and concluded that the thickness of angle has a tremendous influence on the response of the connection.

According to the results of the present study, the apical sealing ability of Biodentine was similar to MTA at any apical plug thickness and it can be concluded that reduction of the apical plug thickness significantly increases apical microleakage.

Tuite et al. (1995) found a mean AS angle of 24° in patients with an intact rotator cuff and 29° in patients with a full-thickness tear, and they concluded that the angle is useful for identification of patients with a greater likelihood of having a rotator cuff tear.

It was also concluded that PRB thickness should be designed to account for the large seasonal and transient variations in groundwater velocities.

Via dedicated experiments and calculations it is concluded that a thickness of about approximately 2 µm is the critical value for a crack-free CaPs coating given that the CaPs crystal size is smaller than 100 nm.

For the conditions investigated, it is concluded that the thickness of foam at a vertical backrest has little effect on the vertical in-line or fore-and-aft cross-axis transmissibilities of the foam at either the seat pan or the backrest.

It can be concluded that larger thickness of barrier 2 efficiently reduces the probability of fracture communication.