Sentence examples for density of well from inspiring English sources

When the famously lawless walled city was subject to a census in 1987 it had more than 30,000 people living there – a density of well over 1,000,000 people/sq km.

In the second condition (dark blue), the simulation space contained a high density of well dispersed receptors (705 receptors per µm2).

The lower bound of gene density in prokaryotic genomes appears to be ∼50%, and the vast majority of lineages having a gene density of well over 80% (Kuo et al. 2009).

Although this difference accounts for only up to a 0.3%% higher WEIcns at the catchment scale, due to the much higher density of well pad placement in the high scenario (shown in the bottom panels for comparison), there will be a much higher impact locally.

Traditional pollen analysis is complemented with plant macrofossil analysis and soil pollen analysis from within and in close proximity to the burial mounds in the coastal Bjäre peninsula, well known for its high density of well-preserved Bronze Age monuments.

In the third step, the mechanical properties will be predicted through non-destructive X-ray measurements of the average density of well-known components on site to evaluate and verify the applicability of the method.

In light of our experimental observations, several factors, including concentration of precursors, growth temperature, and growth time, had great effect on the sizes and density of well-aligned ZNAs grown via the chemical bath deposition method.

A second region that included a high density of well-conserved motifs was located between −1200 and −1000 in the three primate sequences (Fig. 1, designated region B).

A second generation of chips was later fabricated with only one type of wells to increase the density of wells with the preferred well opening size, true size 56.9±0.9 µm.

We developed a method where thousands of single, or a controlled number of, stem cells and their neural differentiation can be studied individually on a microwell chip with high density of wells.

Notably, its chromosomal location contains a relatively high density of well-known tumour suppressor genes and is commonly impaired by chromosomal alterations in HCCs (Furge et al, 2005).