Sentence examples for Comparatively uniform from inspiring English sources

The result showed that the distribution of the flow field was comparatively uniform in the inter-electrode gap.

Cross-sectional TEM images clearly revealed the comparatively uniform thickness and composition of the TiO2 layer as a component of the particles.

By doing this type of characterization, all eight model factors could be comparatively uniform and described by lognormally distributed random variables.

The proposed geometry retains some of the features of serpentine flow field such as multiple bends, while modifications are made in its in-plane flow path to achieve comparatively uniform reactant and product distribution.

A comparatively uniform distribution of pore in case of foamed concrete with natural sand was observed by scanning electron microscope, while the pores were connected mostly and irregularly for mixes containing a percentage higher than 25% clay brick aggregate.

Particularly, the molecular chain of almost the same monomer fraction (HBA/TPA/BP = 35/32.5/32.5) showed sharp endothermic peaks on the differential scanning calorimetry curve; thereby, the crystallite size was considered to be comparatively uniform.

The distribution for E. coli is the most skewed and, thus, the majority of E. coli phenotypes are associated with a few meta-phenotypes, whereas the distribution is comparatively more uniform for S. cerevisiae and S. oneidensis.

SEM confirmed that pulsed current deposition is comparatively beneficial for producing uniform and conformal electrolyte coatings along the nano-pillar structure.

The sport, because of new equipment, is more power driven and concussive than ever and it is played in increasingly uniform and comparatively slow conditions that encourage longer exchanges.

Comparatively, RH maps show more uniform and complete coverage of the genome as they use radiation induced deletions rather than genetic recombinations [ 13, 15].

It is found that the main distinction to the uniform case is a comparatively broad-banded transition from flexural vibrations governed by the properties of the deep part of the system to vibrations governed by those of the slender part.