Sentence examples for greater scattering from inspiring English sources
Soil temperature and moisture content were poorly correlated with CO2 C flux; however, soil moisture data did show greater scattering.
This granular surface has a greater scattering of aluminum substrate reflected light, and this produces a higher-saturation structural color.
In this case, the significantly greater scattering volume of the host fluid compared to that of the dispersed nanoparticles always dominates the vibrational signal intensity, rendering the monitoring of the considerably weaker bands of dispersed nanoparticles impossible.
Microbubbles with shells fabricated from a 2% albumin suspension had a greater scattering to attenuation ratio (STAR) than 10% albumin preparations (4.4% and 2.2%, respectively) and approximately double the nonlinear STAR (from 0.7%to1.5%5%).
In addition, Ag nanoparticles exhibit the strongest interaction between plasmonics and light and a greater scattering cross section compared with other noble metals [12].
The high-resolution survey data likely show greater scattering (due to the higher frequency content), as the regional lines image the TIC more consistently.
Higher strain rates, more flaw clustering, and decreasing element size all contribute to greater scatter in uniaxial compressive strength.
Composites exhibit a greater scatter compared to conventional materials because of the larger number of parameters associated with its fabrication and manufacturing.
Likewise, in comparison with the ACI 318, the latter shows worse predictions (on average 24% lower) and with greater scatter (on average 28% higher).
The average uncertainty of each measured matrix element is ± 0.035 (d) and ± 0.051 (i), consistent with the greater scatter seen in the data compared to the phase kick-back results.
Our results suggest application of the existing quasi-tensorial approach (which ignores covariance) leads to greater scatter in generated tensors than does application of the proposed fully tensorial approach (which includes covariance).
