Sentence examples for comparable penetration from inspiring English sources

Quantification analyses showed that both antibodies have comparable penetration and labeling immunoreactivities, including the number of VACHT and VGLUT1-labeled vesicles per synaptic terminal, the labeling density and the percentage of vesicles labeled within a terminal.

Scandinavians have taken to the Internet just as eagerly as Americans, boasting technology penetration comparable to the U.S. The U.K., Ireland, Switzerland and the Netherlands aren't far behind, while Germany and France are playing catch-up.

This is the case for small metal particles, that is, particles whose size is comparable to the penetration depth of the electromagnetic waves.

Although this same level of dissatisfaction was not observed in this study, it is possible that dental provider satisfaction will decline if the more heavily "managed" of managed care plans (e.g., dental health maintenance organizations [DHMOs]) achieve comparable levels of penetration in the dental insurance market as they have with medical insurance.

It's like maximum penetration.

(A comparable analysis comparing female undergraduate response rates to nonconsensual penetration experiences reported by female undergraduates produces a correlation of r =.01, ns - in other words no relationship at all...) Figure Caption for Figure 1: Scatterplot of AAU survey response rate by estimate of rate of nonconsensual sexual touching for 27 institutions.

This value is comparable to the reported penetration rate in previous studies [4].

This is comparable to the smartphone penetration in Hong Kong, which is 85.8% (Hong Kong SAR Census and Statistics Department 2017).

Non-linearity appears once the displacement amplitude becomes comparable with the viscous penetration depth at the oscillation frequency.

In a superconducting mesoscopic sample, with dimensions comparable to the London penetration depth, some properties are qualitatively different to those found in the bulk material.

It was found that electrospun filters could be made which had nanoparticle penetration values comparable to commercial filters but with substantially less filter mass.