Sentence examples for dense studies from inspiring English sources

Since QDs are both fluorescent and electron dense, studies have investigated double- and triple-immunolabeling using light, electron, and correlated microscopy in cells and rodent tissues [109, 110].

"I can only assume that the company holding the rights didn't find an offer that they liked in the U.S". Rohmer, who died in 2010 at age 89, was known for his perceptive, albeit dense, studies of relationships and love.

Reading through Larry Diamond's dense study of the global quest for democracy, one reckons Mencken may have been right.

William T. Vollmann, in his dense study of the types of violence, "Rising Up and Rising Down," tries to place Brown within a general practice of personal violence and expiation through discipline.

Three new works re-examine what happened for contemporary readers.In a dense study, Frederick Brown of the State University of New York, sees the affair as the product of culture wars.

A year's virtual sabbatical as a visiting fellow of All Souls, which enabled Laurence to write a useful but rather dense study of Ostpolitik, led to four years in Paris in charge of the commercial department, a post which enabled a good range of contact with French life beyond the diplomatic enclave.

(This is one of many reasons that anyone interested in the financial crisis and its causes should venture farther down the best-seller list and dip into "This Time Is Different," a lucid and unapologetically dense study of eight centuries of financial crises by the economists Carmen M. Reinhart and Kenneth S. Rogoff).

The reviewers are hesitant to request additional experimental detail to complement an already dense study.

However, the hospitalisation costs would have a larger influence on pharmacokinetic study costs when assessing drugs with a long elimination half-life where multiple hospital visits are required for a dense study design compared to fewer hospital visits for a sparse study design.

The present studies were designed to explore whether humans have the capacity to discriminate between high (study 1: 113 kcal/100 g; study 2: 98 kcal/100 g) and low energy-dense (study 1: 66 kcal/100 g; study 2: 57.4 kcal/100 g) versions of a novel test food.

Although the study targeted hydrocarbon separations, it proves that it is feasible to transfer the knowledge generated from dense film studies on MOF containing mixed matrix membranes to industrial scale highly productive asymmetric hollow fiber membranes.