Sentence examples for higher distribution of from inspiring English sources
The selection stringency was significantly increased, as indicated by the shift towards higher distribution of producing-cell populations, even with no MSX added into cell culture medium.
Therefore, there is a higher distribution of vapor concentration near the substrate.
The highest biodistribution of oMWCNTs was found in the lung tissues post injection with 99mTc-oMWCNTs or 99mTc-oMWCNTs + NDs (Figures 2, 4, and 5), and higher distribution of NDs could be found in the liver and spleen (Figure 3).
The much lower maximum peak wavelength of the present GO signifies the increase in oxidation sites with higher distribution of functional groups at the basal plane [17,87,96].
The distribution of allelic variants differed markedly by ethnicity with participants with African-American ancestry having a higher distribution of the TT genotype than participants with Caucasian ancestry.
Several other factors might account for the higher distribution of d N values in ORFans.
In 2003 2004, invasive breast cancer incidence remained higher (4.2%) in the SFBA than in the rest of California, consistent with the higher distributions of many established risk factors, including advanced education, nulliparity, late age at first birth, and alcohol consumption.
The gradient mesh structure significantly impacted cell adhesion and influenced the proliferation stage, such that there was high distribution of cells on struts of the gradient mesh structure.
In our cohort, most thoracic samples presented a high distribution of allelic fractions and therefore a high SNV overlap between FF and FFPE samples (4 of 5), although this was not confined to this tissue type (3 other cases involved) (Supplementary Figure S17G) and did not correlate with assessed tumor purity.
As one of the characteristic phenomena observed around Shirakawa city in Fukushima prefecture and the mid-eastern part of Tochigi prefecture, many of the slopes were characterized by a high distribution of sensitive volcanic cohesive soils.
Similarly, Solomon (2015) reported high distribution of unpalatable forbs in sites heavily invaded by S. obtusifolia.
