Sentence examples for a relatively lower density from inspiring English sources

Specifically, Africans in location A had a relatively lower density of social networks in comparison with that in location B. Eighty-nine respondents (25.5% of total respondents in location A) did not help us recruit new respondents, while only fourteen respondents in location B (4.5%) did not help.

On the other hand, batter made with shortening as fat phase showed a relatively lower density value (i.e., higher air incorporation) which further results in a much softer baked cake.

The core region of a group consists of members with high density and the backbone nodes (backbone nodes are the collection of nodes with higher density and own the dominant number of high-quality communication link inside this group), while the edge region of the group is composed of members with relatively lower density which may generate wide movements with a larger probability.

Metal oxides have been widely used as solid phase for nanofluid formulation owing to their advantages such as relatively lower density, chemical stability and ease of preparation.

With the same gypsum/fly ash proportion, the FGD Gp/fly ash panels present relatively lower density, lower water absorption and lower mechanical strength, but higher moisture contents and better insulating capacities than the CGp/fly ash panels.

The longitudinal absolute differences in the (Delta Ne) (top panel) are negligible at altitudes below 200 km, which is due to relatively lower density at the E region in comparison with that at F region.

The decrease of the saturation magnetization is due to the relatively lower density of magnetic components in the nanocomposites as polymer coated on the Fe3O4 nanoparticles.

Nuclear condensation appeared to start at the edge of the culture (relatively lower density area, Fig. 4C, arrows) and spread to the center part of the culture (higher density, Fig. 4D) over time.

In contrast, Fig.  5 shows an example which has a relatively lower volumetric density but higher area percent density.

The functional solution gives real positive mean square response for all external excitation levels while the Gaussian closure scheme predicts positive mean square response only for a relatively lower spectral density level of external excitation.

Both demonstrate that at a relatively lower current density such as 1 A/cm2, the diffusion of atoms contributes more to the structural changes or dominates over the evaporation of atoms.