Sentence examples for is less disordered from inspiring English sources

All these results indicate that NCG on MgF2 is less disordered than those on oxides.

High-energy ball milling has been used to produce nanocrystalline and amorphous structures in nature graphite, but Raman spectroscopy analysis shows that the structure of the amorphous phase produced by ball milling is less disordered than the amorphous structures in ion-beam bombarded graphite and sputtered amorphous carbon.

By filling these vacancies, there is less disorder and therefore, less intraband absorption.

As the working gas pressure changes from 25too 100 Torr, the outmost shells formed by the dissociated CH4/NH3 molecules tend to be relatively less disordered.

Depression is also common (as it is in general population studies and the US studies reported below) although major depressive disorder is less common than milder depressive disorders.

It is possible that GPs combined mixed anxiety and depressive disorder, which is less severe than major depressive disorder, with the anxiety disorder group.

Mr. Law's transformation is especially impressive, as the good doctor travels a circuit from compassion to confusion to coldblooded fury and discovers that paranoia is less a psychic disorder than a realistic response to circumstances.

A novel two-dimensional array of resonators is proposed that is less sensitive to disorder than conventional one-dimensional arrays, improving filter performance without the need for improved manufacturing tolerances.

Although separation anxiety disorder is less prevalent in adolescence relative to childhood (Cohen et al. 1993), other anxiety disorders such as generalized anxiety disorder (Rapee 1991) and social anxiety disorder (Westenberg et al. 2007) are more prevalent in adolescence.

A similar gradient is found for prevalence of musculoskeletal disorders [ 28], whereas the socioeconomic distribution of common mental disorders is less clear [ 29].

The analytical epidemiology of other neurodevelopmental disorders is less well understood.