Sentence examples for a dense type from inspiring English sources

In adult huRANKL mice, denosumab reduced bone resorption, increased the bone mass of both cortical bone (a dense type of bone tissue) and cancellous bone (the spongy inner layer of bone), and improved trabecular microarchitecture [ 84].

4 weeks after injury, inflammation had vanished and fibrotic tissue of a dense type had developed, although fibroblast nuclei still had a loose chromatin structure in many places, being a sign of activity.

That's because seawater chemically transforms the oil into a denser type of oil, which disperses into micrometer-sized droplets that are too heavy to float.

We have successfully fabricated a dense-type Scandia-stabilized zirconia (ScSZ) thin-film electrolyte with thickness down to ∼4 μm for intermediate temperature solid oxide fuel cells (IT-SOFCs; 600 800 °C) by a wet powder spraying technique.

This is an especially dense type of metal which removes the need for lubricating the casings.

It will also be hunting for new stars - in particular a rapidly rotating and extremely dense type of star called a pulsar - and it will even join the hunt for extraterrestrial life.

Article [16] proposes that a preprocessing procedure on dense type of data, such as K-means, is presented using the error back propagation algorithm to predict share price.

A glance at a few lines of the dense type, printed on filmy paper, is sure to help you drift off.

At Craftsteak the bonuses and fringe benefits go on and on, requiring many lines of dense type on a menu so unwieldy that one of my companions asked our server if it came with its own easel.

A Web site called cheatbooks.com offers literary guides from six brand names, including Bloom's Reviews, written under the direction of Harold Bloom, the Yale professor and a guru of Great Books, and new, updated CliffsNotes, which have been redesigned for a microwave age, with less dense type and catchy icons to alert readers to themes, character insights and literary devices.

The paper — more than a dozen pages filled with dense type, figures and photographs — reviews the evidence of more than three decades and concludes that the hexagonal forms "are identical" with P. nodosum, backing the conclusion Dr. Seilacher reached long ago.