Sentence examples for considerably higher bulk from inspiring English sources

The C1 substrate mix had a considerably higher bulk density than the A2 substrate mixes, despite having a similar gas-filled pore volume (Table 3).

These results showed that a degree of austenite fragmentation caused by the reverse transformation in the ribbon had been considerably higher than in the bulk alloy of the same chemical composition.

The predominant strain relaxation mechanism in thin films is by nucleation of dislocations at the free surface, as the nucleation energy in the bulk is considerably higher.

As seen from Figure17, the values σ AC ≈ 100 Ω − 1 cm − 1 and α≈4000 cm−1 are considerably higher than the values measured for bulk germanium, σAC(Ge)≈10−2 Ω−1cm−1, by about four orders of magnitude, and α(Ge)≈40 cm−1, by about two orders of magnitude.

Literature shows that levels of readily available P can be considerably higher in earthworm casts than in the surrounding bulk soil, possibly resulting in increased plant P uptake.

The local concentration of the negatively charged oligonucleotides and therefore the probe density could be considerably higher on the surface compared to that in bulk solution since the probes can be chemically anchored on the surface.

Conversely, a comparison of differentially expressed probesets (cancer vs. normal) identified in the bulk and LCM datasets, showed a considerably higher number of differentially expressed genes were found in the LCM data.

More specifically, the Na ion diffusivity turns out to be considerably higher than Li ion diffusivity, which is opposite to that observed in bulk TiS2.

DSC results revealed that all SR-PLA films had considerably higher crystallinity with more stable crystallites and also a higher glass transition temperature when compared to bulk isotropic PLA film.

The specific thermal conductivity (thermal conductivity divided by the bulk density) of this low-density carbon foam was 0.084 W m2 kg−1 K−1 which is considerably higher than that of copper metal (0.045 W m2 kg−1 K−1) traditionally used in thermal management applications.

Redwoods can grow considerably higher.