Sentence examples for diverse density from inspiring English sources

Within a chromosome, the distribution of testes-expressed genes also shows diverse density.

The student, of course, was Oswald Blingus, and when his errant ball bumped into a dust kitten under the settee it suggested that separate bodies of diverse densities could cohere, leading to the idea of the existence of galaxies.

The results show apparent contradictions: while there is great variance in transit access and housing cost between and across cities, transitscapes are consistently more racially diverse, higher density, and poorer than surrounding autoscapes; but, once income and racialization are held constant, there is a decreasing chance of access to transit as housing prices become more affordable.

Electron microscopy revealed that, in comparison to control lines, SPG11 neurons presented a large number of inclusions, membrane encircled structures and vacuoles of diverse electron density and size within neurites (Fig.  9A).

The magnitude and pattern of drug resistance may vary per region because of the huge size of the country, the diverse population density, and the unbalanced economic development in China.

The diverse NW densities and qualities observed in the SEM images (Fig. 2) indicate a strong dependence of these parameters on surface activation.

In order to deal with broadcast communication under diverse network densities, we design a dissemination protocol in such a way that: (i) it prevents the so-called broadcast storm problem in dense networks by employing an optimized broadcast suppression technique; and (ii) it efficiently deals with disconnected networks by relying on the store-carry-forward communication model.

The data samples are diverse expression densities measured at multiple time points, and the data intervals represent the sampling periods.

The developed analytical model can be used in the development of new 3D vibrational micro-platforms, for example, to enable simultaneous measurement of diverse mechanical properties (density, modulus, viscosity etc). of thin films and biomaterials.

Urban areas feature high population density, diverse livelihoods and means of production and are often sites of government-provided facilities/infrastructure. Social network is an 'enumeration of the relationships that exist between groups of individuals or organizations (i.e. who knows whom).

Although comprising a wide range of communities with diverse geography, population density and racial, ethnic and socioeconomic distribution, the LongROAD study sites were not selected to generate a geographically representative sample of older adult drivers and therefore the results may not necessarily be generalizable to other areas of the United States.