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Significant increases were reported for upper inter-incisal width apex (p < 0.001) and upper right first molar-lateroorbitale angle (p < 0.05) only in the RME group.

Significant increases were reported for upper inter-incisal width apex (p < 0.001) and upper right first molar-lateroorbitale angle (p < 0.05), only the RME group.

Extracellular recordings in primates revealed that in addition to differences in firing patterns the APs of neurons in these two groups have different widths (APex).

To our knowledge, there are only a few studies evaluating upper inter-incisal width-mesial (Uim-Uim), upper inter-incisal width-apex (Uia-Uia), and maxillary incisal angle (Mia).

The behavior of the anterior segments of the maxilla was appraised by the upper inter-incisal width-mesial (Uim-Uim), upper inter-incisal width-apex (Uia-Uia), and maxillary incisal angle (Mia).

The unit cell of the traditional periodic array of PBNAs (see Fig. 1b) is composed of two gold triangular MNPs placed in close vicinity to each another, which can be characterized by four structure parameters (a, b, c, d) as shown in Fig. 1c: the antenna thickness, a; the apex width, b; the bowtie width, c; and the bowtie length, d.

Although Lefford and Edwards [ 44] have suggested that an index derived from apex width and maximum limb width (maximum distance between arterial and venous limbs) can distinguish abnormal capillary loops from normal ones [ 68], very few research works have emphasized this parameter.

Table 1 Geometrical characteristics of the heat sink Fins Cavity Length 102 mm Apex width 7.95 mm Height 29 mm Root width 6.70 mm Apex thickness 2.4 mm     Root thickness 3.5 mm     Open image in new window Fig. 7 Subdivision of the heat sink into four critical zones.

Apex width is defined as the maximum open space measured in the apex of a capillary.

Log-rank tests were used to analyse the effect of root development stage, apex width, the use of enamel matrix proteins or the surgeon on success of transplantations.

The total buccolingual thickness at the alveolar crest was not as reliable as the root length and width at the apex.