Sentence examples for treatment width from inspiring English sources

In addition, the surface heat treatment width using the plano-convex lens was three times larger than that using the defocusing of laser beam.

After 96 h of treatment, the width of cortex and stele tissue was dramatically increased.

After treatment, the width of scrota had declined significantly in both of the CaCl2-treated groups (A: F = 2036; P < 0.001 and B: F = 2235; P < 0.001) and was narrower than that of the control group (F = 802; P < 0.001).

With the increase in treatment temperature, full width half maximum (FWHM) of the reflections decreases, clearly indicating an increase in nanoparticle crystallinity.

For two subgroups, a Z test on heterogeneity (Borenstein et al, 2009) can be calculated from estimated treatment effects and width of confidence intervals in the respective subgroups.

Histological studies showed that SCIO-469 treatment decreased wound width and increased granulation tissue formation and re-epithelializaiton by the end of the study (day 7 post-wounding).

In the experimental arthritis model, joint swelling was significantly reduced with NM treatment: average joint width for the NM-treated animals was 8.55 mm (s.d. ± 0.6578, n = 10) versus 11.18 mm (s.d. ± 0.5672, n = 10) in controls (P < 0.001).

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The newly developed model predicts the influence of the heat treatment on the widths of precipitate-free zones, the growth rate and the dispersion of the precipitates on the grain boundaries during the growth of precipitates.

The divergence time estimates from the different treatments of the width of the calibration priors yielded generally similar results with respect to the ages of the major nodes within the campanulids.

The impact of both the catalyst pre-treatment and various post-treatment procedures on the width and purity of the final MWCNT product is discussed.