Sentence examples for density purely from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, because of limited local map quality, we cannot infer the identity of this density purely from these maps.

On one hand, HAsAsH could donate electron density purely from its filled π-orbital to vacant orbitals on each uranium center, which would be assigned as formally trivalent, with no back-bonding and thus retain the As=As double bond.

Strains of E. Coli and protein structures from sea anemones and jellyfish combine to bio-illuminate population fluctuations from now until 2100, ultimately mimicking the natural ebb-and-flow of urban densities with purely biological means.

The significant change of negative effective mass density and the purely complex value of the wave speed were measured at the resonant frequency band of HR.

Proportional breast density is a purely quantitative parameter, directly associated to the probability of a 'masking effect' (Egan and Mosteller, 1977), whereas Wolfe's classification is also based on morphological criteria predictive of dysplasia (Ciatto and Zappa, 1993).

As mentioned in Section 3.3, purely using density along has slightly lower F-measure as it is biased towards small clusters, since the PPI networks are generally sparse.

We have made the assumption that i) the network formed by polymer chains trapped between different crystallites and ii) the changes in local density from crystalline regions to purely amorphous regions, may be both represented by an ad-hoc constraint exerted on the amorphous phase.

Twenty-nine cases had low to moderate density breasts and three had purely low density breasts.

Understanding EV biogenesis has helped to differentiate exosomes and ectosomes; however classical ultracentrifugation and density gradient methodologies could not purely separate the subclasses of EVs, in particular to separate exosomes from other members of the EVs [ 2, 19].

This would correspond to the situation where recruitment density dependence is regulated by purely external factors such as habitat availability, or by food (prey) abundance and predation that depend on static populations which do not respond to the size of our focal population (Walters and Korman 1999).

The highest frequency (relating to the smallest admixture blocks) that can be detected, as determined purely by the data density, is termed the Nyquist frequency (Chatfield 2003).