Sentence examples for even less dense from inspiring English sources
Notably, both Prelamin A and LMNA were less abundant in both soluble and insoluble fractions in mutant cells, suggesting that LMNA is even less dense than LMNB in the lamina meshwork (Figure 3B, C and D).
The packing is even less dense in [Fe btzp 3](ClO4 2 [ a = b = 11.030(2) Å], which is due to the space needed for the methyl group of the ligand and for the larger anions.
Large swaths of growing cities are actually becoming less dense even as demand for housing explodes.
Because of the high sulfur content of FeS (~36.5 wt.% S), even solid FeS will be less dense than the residual liquid, provided that the composition of the liquid is not close to FeS.
However, since carbon dioxide is less dense than water, even at the high pressures found in aquifers, it is buoyant and will move towards the surface unless trapped by an impermeable seal.
Officials are searching for remains using a three-step process — covering residences where they have information that human remains might be located; other locations, such as mobile home parks with a higher degree of possibility that there are human remains; and combing any location where people may have been, even if it's in a less dense part of town.
They also compared their results to similar studies done on pure iron and discovered that the silicon alloys are less dense than unalloyed iron, even under extreme pressures.
Thornton's recipe even uses "fine salt" rather than the less dense "kosher salt" used in Ina's recipe, the difference in measurement may not reflect a true difference in volume.
The densest neighborhood in the corridor would be Koreatown, which, even after more than doubling its population, would still be less dense than Manhattan's Upper East Side.
Bazzaz and Harper (1977) showed in flax that the leaf birth rate increased in less dense stands; however, as the death rate increased even more, life expectancy decreased.
The reflectance from the forest areas that consists of dense conifers to less dense deciduous forests is considerably darker than non-forested areas even with substantial depths of snow.
