Sentence examples for being more condensed from inspiring English sources

In terms of volume, the Xi may be slightly smaller than the Xa (Naughton et al. 2010), consistent with Xi being more condensed, although other studies have reported that the volume is similar but the overall texture is different (Chaumeil et al. 2006; Clemson et al. 2006).

"But I think probably we've hit more of them, and they are more condensed together than years past".

The Asian Cup is more condensed than the World Cup, and as a result there is less time to recover for players and changes have been made in each game.

For comparison the centromere size was more condensed in metaphase than in interphase.

This version is more condensed, tested for psychometric and clinical properties, and with increased emphasis on coping.

Besides, its Euclidean solution space defined by its center and radius is constructed by these sub-optimal results, which is more condensed than the former whole space.

The mesenchymal cells of the dorsal mesentery are more condensed on the left side than on the right and, additionally, the overlying epithelium on the left side exhibits a columnar morphology, in contrast to a cuboidal morphology on the right.

On the other hand, H-like structures are more condensed because the 3, 5 positions on the benzyl ring are occupied by hydrogen which produces lesser stearic effects as compared to methoxy groups, making it amenable to further carbon-carbon bond formation via nucleophilic substitution reactions.

Their HS structure may be more condensed (higher frequency of highly sulfated domains) because of the shorter range of operation among the closely packed epithelial cells.

We observed that, compared with BtTBCD, HsTBCD was more condensed at the centrosome and the microtubule cytoskeleton took longer to depolymerise.

Compression wood is enriched in lignin and contains lignins that are more condensed.