Sentence examples for greater dispersion from inspiring English sources

The difference in crystallisation rates indicated that PP was much more dispersed in the LLDPE melt, either by dissolution, or greater dispersion of droplets without nuclei, or both.

The Russian Federation and Italy consistently received the greatest proportions of new female migrants over time, but the total share of new migrants destined for any given single destination appear to be shrinking suggesting a greater dispersion of female migrants that likely reflects increasing economic opportunities in more geographically-dispersed countries.

The telegraph, it was believed, would create stronger communal bonds; instead it permitted greater dispersion.

The greater dispersion of risk means nobody knows where it is.

Meanwhile, the region experienced a greater dispersion of minorities, with many surrounding counties registering growth among Asians, blacks and Hispanics.

"After a strong start to the year, markets came back under pressure in March and drove greater dispersion in investment performance across our industry," Mr. Clarke said.

It is generally true that stars of later spectral types show both greater dispersions and greater values for solar motion, and this characteristic is interpreted to be the result of a mixture of orbital properties for the later spectral types, with increasingly large numbers of stars having more highly elliptical orbits.

Pairwise testing revealed that with AVN pacing, the Scn5a+/− RVOT showed greater dispersions than either the RV of the WT or the RV of the Scn5a+/−.

Similarly, the WT RVOT showed greater dispersions than the WT RV (Fig. 5Ba; see legend for detailed results of pairwise testing).

The modem explosion has indeed produced a great dispersion of the work force.

The great dispersion of the towns in Turkmenistan requires extending rail lines to serve a scattered population efficiently, but the existing communications system falls far short of achieving that goal.