Sentence examples for and were wider than from inspiring English sources

The pyrometric signals of partially molten zirconia showed significant fluctuations, lower maximum voltages, and were wider than those of fully molten zirconia.

In V1 of enucleated animals, both the well-established activity marker c-Fos [ 68, 69] and MHCI-HC immunostaining revealed a pattern of column-like patches, where regions of high c-Fos and high MHCI-HC immunoreactivity overlapped and were wider than regions with low immunoreactivity.

Like adult twin-tips, children's versions have wood or fiberglass cores and are wider than other Alpine skis to better handle abrupt landings and a range of snow conditions.

The width of the miscibility window decreases with increasing size of the pendent ester group of the polymethacrylate, and is wider than that of the corresponding poly styrene-co-acrylonitrile) blend system.

This deficit has now been more than 5% for three out of the last four quarters - and is wider than since records began in the 1950s.

Indeed the bunker system was later found to cover nearly a square kilometre and was wider than the front of the assaulting company.

The great variation in the number of focus groups that we registered was surprising, and was wider than authors of teaching materials and text books assume.

For this reason, they have a great amount of cushioning and are wider than the previous two.

Handicapped parking spaces are generally clearly marked with signs and special striping, and are wider than regular spaces to accommodate wheel chairs.

And they were wider than others.

The peaks of D and G bands were wider than those of Hy-rGO, and the D/G intensity ratio decreased to about 0.90.