Sentence examples for thickness to support from inspiring English sources

Lamb carpaccio, glazed with mint and basil, had just enough thickness to support a well-judged spicing of cumin and chili.

The main requirement is to have continuous ice of sufficient thickness to support the intended loadings.

A reduced SLA is not a typical response to a low-light environment, but may reflect the need for increased thickness to support the larger leaves found in this zone (overall leaf length was negatively correlated with SLA; data not shown).

Sea ice tends to be weaker and needs greater thickness to support the same weight as fresh water.

Alternatively, a soft tissue graft may be considered to increase the soft tissue thickness [24, 25]; however, it may be necessary to obtain adequate labial bone thickness in order to support the adjacent soft tissue [26].

Unfortunately, we did not have any patients with grade III partial thickness rotator cuff tears to support this hypothesis.

Our findings with higher levels of TIMP-1, TIMP-3, and MMP-9 in full-thickness tear patients (compared to partial-thickness tear patients) would appear to support this correlation.

In the first part, we study the impact of PSi thickness and present a model to support our observation of the strain reduction with a thicker LPL in a double layer of PSi.

For clarity of presentation we use branch thickness to visualise support for relationships in figures and provide a table of V and V+ scores in additional file 4.

The structural model is made up of mild steel plate with enough thickness to ensure a rigid floor, supported on four high-tensile steel rods with a size of 6 × 6 × 500 mm.

For example, Ventura and colleagues conducted a study of 84 patients with suspected glaucoma and found a disproportionate reduction in PERG amplitude compared to RNFL thickness, supporting the concept that retinal ganglion cell dysfunction might precede permanent structural and functional changes [ 27].