Sentence examples for contents were more from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it can be concluded that the air voids and asphalt contents were more uniformly distributed throughout the specimen when the gyratory specimens were compacted on both ends.

As the results shown in Table 4, tilapia fillets treated with MFESI exhibited significantly lower carbonyl contents than those treated with only vehicle, and the reductions of the carbonyl contents were more obvious at the higher MFESI concentrations.

As an amateur anthropologist (I've studied Ötzi!), I surmise that this allowed interference-free leg movement, and also made for easier access while on the board since the bag's zipper and its contents were more accessible.

Cd contents were more in roots than shoots.

In contrast, heritabilities for protein and fat contents were more homogeneous across environments.

Two other strains, E2, and less obviously, E30, exhibited reduced LHCf1 and LHCX1 levels while the reaction center contents were more stable, suggesting specific effects on the antenna proteins.

But the contents are more important than the wrapper.

This is sometimes expressed by the claim that Fregean contents are more fine-grained than Russellian contents (or intensions).

This is contrary to the claim that the frequency contents are more sensitive to earthquake magnitude than ground-motion amplitude.

The nonadvertising content is more prosaic.

The content is more important than the framework," he said.