Sentence examples for a the density of from inspiring English sources

(a) The density of branching is plotted against the diameter of the nanodots and grouped by incubation time.

(b) P0, initial (explosion) pressure; P a, atmospheric pressure; m s, mass of solid material; m g, mass of gas; ρ a, the density of ambient air; ρ s, the density of solid material at source and r, the distance that solid material has reached, are used in the Fagents and Wilson (1993) model.

As one can see from Equation (8), the stability of a suspension (defined by lower settling rates) improves if: (a) the density of the solid material (ρp) is close to that of the fluid (ρ0), (b) the viscosity of the suspension is high, and (c) the particle radius (r) is small.

To fully capitalise on these properties, requires appreciation of (a) the density of the target and (b) the extent to which its expression changes between basal and activated states and (c) the relative affinities of ligand and ligand combinations for these targets, including under conditions of shear stress.

The comparison of the density of gSSRs to, a) the density of all rice unigenes mapped to R1, and b) the density of EST-SSRs (a subset from the unigenes) mapped to R1 provided an estimate of the relationship between gSSRs and gene regions in the rice genome.

As a result, the density of the atmosphere is now nearly 10 times as great as when the Sun is at solar minimum.

As a compensation, the density of NPs was decreased accordingly.

As a consequence, the density of the cluster is higher in the treatment NLR-CT.

Mr. Finch used a colorimeter — a device that measures the density of a color — to record the light in Dickinson's garden.

Hydrometers measure the ratio of a density of a liquid to the density of water.

This PWV shift is a measure of the density of cell binding as a function of position within the well.