Sentence examples for comparatively concentrated from inspiring English sources
In high-altitude zones of western Kenya, clinical malaria has an acutely seasonal distribution, is comparatively concentrated in the pediatric population, and is a substantial public health problem every year.
The equation of motion for a bubble and the pressure equation are obtained by using a Powell-Eyring model which represents well the rheology of comparatively concentrated CMC solutions.
We propose an architecture to harness the comparatively low computational power of geographically concentrated mobile devices (such as in a wireless ad hoc network, especially a sensor network) to build a wireless ad hoc lattice computer (WAdL).
As problematic as the program has become amid the ethnic melee of the north, the majority of A.L.P. sites are concentrated in the south, where a comparatively homogenous Pashtun population has proved more hospitable.
Due to their comparatively small impact radius, direct hazards from phreatic explosions are concentrated close to the crater.
Comparatively diluted three dimensionally arranged Ag nanoparticles are observed to be concentrated in the formed mesh of carbon-enriched nanoregions upon irradiation.
ISH avoids these problems, since the mRNAs are concentrated in the cell body and specificity of cRNA probes can be comparatively easily checked.
So far most of this research has concentrated on the close relationship between saccadic eye movements and visual attention [5] [9], but comparatively few studies have explored the role of attention in SPEM.
The gas will already be concentrated and pure if the kilns work the right way.The idea of liming is a comparatively old one, first mooted by Haroon Kheshgi, a researcher at ExxonMobil, in the mid-1990s.
Industry and residential development are concentrated around the town in the north; the south of the borough, near the North Downs, is still comparatively rural.
But this beautifully concentrated, carefully oaked classic from a château that regularly punches above its official classification (it's a comparatively lowly cru bourgeois rather than a classed growth) is a relatively inexpensive opportunity to see what all the '05 fuss was about.
