Sentence examples for has a less density from inspiring English sources

Alloy pearlite coating has a higher density of geometrically necessary dislocations (GNDs) than the steel substrate, while the bulk Cr-Fe SS coating has a less density of GNDs than the steel substrate.

Ligand density has a less pronounced effect on the elution rate, presumably due to ionic strength-dependent changes in the pore architecture of the sorbents.

In reality, of course, Earth does not have a uniform density, but has a less dense crust and mantle and a more dense core.

It is likely that the sequential use of AI's following a period of tamoxifen will have a less pronounced effect on bone density because of the bone-preserving action of tamoxifen.

In the mid-1970s, astronomers began to recognize that the space around the solar system has a density less than 1% of normal.

This type of ULCC material has a density less than 1400 kg/m3 and compressive strength up to 60 MPa and thus it has high compressive strength to weight ratio compared to other types of concrete materials.

Detection is also compromised because ILC often has a density less than or equal to normal fibroglandular breast tissue on mammography [ 5, 10].

Sakha (Yakutia)—a minority republic that, with an area of about 1.2 million square miles (3.1 million square km) and about one million inhabitants, has a density of less than one person per square mile is typical of this zone.

OSHPD classifies hospital setting using geographic units from the California Medical Service Study Area (MSSA): "urban" has at least 75,000 people and is no smaller than five square miles; "rural" has a population density of less than 250 persons per square mile; and "frontier" has a population density of less than 11 persons per square mile.

One reason for the lack of dissent may be that there just aren't that many people in North Dakota — the state has a population density of less than 10 per square mile; Pennsylvania has 284, New York 411 — and the people who are there appear to have weighed the benefits against the costs.

An analysis of TE dispersion along the scaffolds revealed that 90% of the genomic sequence in E. histolytica has a repeat density of less than 4 repeats every 10 Kb, the mean value for this genome (Fig. 8).