Sentence examples for fewer densely from inspiring English sources

Liver, heart, and lungs are underdeveloped in Adar1; Ifnar1 embryos compared to wild-type; there are fewer densely staining hematopoietic cells in the Adar1; Ifnar1 liver, and there is an apparent lack of peripheral blood in or around any of the organs.

In the New York region and in a few densely populated areas on both coasts that is not happening.

One of the few densely populated counties still largely up for grabs is Bergen; that is why Mr. Gormley appeared here today at the home of Nick and Jeanne Mazzolla, a couple active in the Republican Party.

As on the original, Mr. Gill sang a few densely packed lines, then gave way to Mr. Tresvant, who massaged the room before passing the song back to Mr. Gill.

Instead of having a few densely populated pockets like we do today, people are going to disperse because technology will make it easier to do so and it'll be much cheaper to live.

Meanwhile, the Colombian grocery market alone is said to be $40 billion, most of which is concentrated in few densely populated cities. "Latin-American cities often have safety issues and chaotic traffic — ranked among the worst in Waze's world traffic rank — which leads consumers to appreciate home-deliveries more than in other parts of the world," notes Mercadoni in its press release.

There remained very slight evidence of the effort, in the form of a few densely written-over sheets of paper and the commercial-model Enigma machine.

We have shown in the context of local flooding memory consumption that the overwhelming majority of gradient basins is small, whereas there are only a few densely populated gradient basins.

Thus, topological weighting can only accurately predict edges in a few densely-connected complexes whose edges have high topological scores; for less dense complexes, SWC performs better by using multiple data sources and supervised learning.

Geography influenced the rail network's development: most of Japan's 128m inhabitants live in a few densely-populated parts of the country.

Future arrays should contain probes from both DNA strands, and to obtain a more even coverage, one could add fewer probes from densely and more probes from sparsely covered regions.