Sentence examples for third of the thickness from inspiring English sources

Study inclusion criteria included a) well-impregnated neurons with no evidence of incomplete or artificial staining; b) blood vessels, glia, or nondescript precipitate did not obscure neuron or branches; and c) the cell body was located in the middle third of the thickness of the section.

Compress the chest, with elbows locked, by pushing straight down about 2 inches (5.1 cm) deep (a third of the thickness of a child's chest).

3M uses LCOS, which is short for liquid crystal on silicon, while WowWee and Optoma use DLP (digital light processing) Pico chips, their surfaces arrayed with tiny mirrors about one-tenth of the thickness of a human hair.

It lost one-third of the thickness of the previous generation, and therefore it is one-third less than the size of the iPad competitors too.

A micron is one thousandth of the thickness of human hair.

In these experiments, molecular layers (MLs) of adsorbate with the thicknesses ranging from approximately one third to one fifth of the thickness of ML (corresponding to the dense packing of molecules, when one molecule is placed in every carbon ring) are studied.

In average two thirds of the thickness of normal mucosa samples were positive for CD44s and CD44v6 as assessed with a scale in a light microscopy (Figs. 1A and 2A).

The neonatal is therefore one-third of the thickness of the adult.

However, it is noted that the neonatal pericardium is one-third of the thickness of adult pericardium.

The bare fibre was placed at right angles into the centre of the tumour, at a depth measuring one-third of the thickness of the liver, including the tumour.

Staining of CD44v6 was classified as 'lower' (lower third) (L), 'lower and middle' (up to two-thirds of the thickness of the epithelium) (M), and 'full thickness' (F).