Sentence examples for greater swelling from inspiring English sources

Montefiore notes that between 1919 and 1938, before the British turned off the tap of Jewish immigration, the Jewish population of Palestine grew by 343,000; Arab immigration was even greater, swelling the population by 419,000 during the same period.

Specimens in the solution containing carbonate ions showed greater swelling than those in tap water.

The larger molar volume of alcohols resulted in greater swelling from sorption.

In contrast, partial formation of soluble sodium alginate in 0.1 M NaCl induced water uptake, resulting in greater swelling.

The co-monomer HPMA was found to be more effective than AA in enhancing degradation, though AA led to greater swelling ratios.

ms-IPNs prepared with 0.8% or 1.0% carbopol showed the highest loading due to their greater swelling degree and, consequently, mesh size.

The Young Greens have seen the greatest swelling in numbers, with a 165% rise in membership, going from 1,700 members to 4,500 in under a year.

Mr. Threadgill's chord changes are unusual, and there is a great, swelling drama in his work that asks improvisers to rise to the occasion and be expressive.

The brief panorama of the village includes the butcher shop ("great swelling animal carcasses hanging on hooks…a calf's head, its eyes closed, black blood dripping from its nostrils") and a lawyer's study ("Several thousand butterflies lined the walls in glass cases.…He carried the cyanide bottle and the butterfly net around with him everywhere.…He had lost two sons in the war").

Smectite is the clay mineral group that has the greatest swelling potential and is responsible for most of the severe swelling soil damage observed in Colorado.

The use of sodium carboxymethyl cellulose resulted in the greatest swelling, gel thickness and lag time, but the lowest drug release from the system.