Sentence examples for thin following from inspiring English sources

The walls of the socket were usually thin following reaming, and if a perforation was noted this was filled with autogenous bone graft from the reamings or with BoneSouce.

Patience is clearly running thin following three league victories in 48 matches, albeit three-quarters of those games predate Di Matteo's reign.

Each run provided 20 000 observations, from the 20 000 iterations (without thinning) following a burn-in of 1000 iterations.

Initially, four seeds were sown per pot and thinned following germination so that only one plant per pot remained to grow to maturity.

In this respect, our microarray data suggest that malic acid catabolism is accelerated by cluster thinning following the general enhanced ripening process as seen in other researches [ 48].

17 Given the heterogeneity in baseline RNFL measurements in control groups, comparison with fellow unaffected eyes has been shown to be more sensitive than comparing with measurements from control groups for detecting RNFL thinning in ON, though both methods show a significant RNFL thinning following ON.

Now it flung itself into thin air, following a cliff-side ledge a hundred feet above hard surf.

This paper deals with the study of the photoresponse properties of 4H-SiC UV-photodetector devices based on a thin junction following their testing in darkness and under UV light over the 200 to 400 nm range.

The glancing angle deposition technique (GLAD) combined with the periodical changing of the incidence flux angle from α to −α was used to sculpt chromium thin films following a zigzag microstructure.

The crystal domain size G was calculated according to the Scherrer's equation: [33] Fig. 3 XRD diffractograms of CuO-Cu2OCuO-Cu2O thin film following thermal oxidation at various temperatures G=frac{0.9lambda}{betaa cos theta } (1).

In order to measure changes in the ZnO Φ due to hydrogen treatment, UPS was calibrated and tested using ITO thin film following the procedure adopted by Park et al. [28].