Sentence examples for is more voluminous from inspiring English sources
But Shasta is more voluminous, a stone and snow mass of more than 80 cubic miles with slopes that plunge over 10,000 vertical feet to rivers and piney forests below.
The active-site cleft is more voluminous than that of ADH1 but not as open and funnel-shaped as that of ADH3.
The secretory epithelium is thinner in males (compare Fig. 3B and Fig. 3C), and the reservoir is many times folded, while it is more voluminous in females.
On the other hand, in the mutated structure, glutamic acid, which is more voluminous and negatively-charged, is protruded towards the interior of the hydrophobic pocket formed by WD40 repetitions resulting in an unusual torsion angle localized at the loop that connects these regions.
However, our proposed method is more voluminous: indexes ICC (the intensity of the contact phase of coagulation), t1 (the time the contact phase of coagulation), and A0 (initial rate of aggregation of blood) were consistent PAT indexes; indexes ICD (the intensity of coagulation drive), CTA (a constant thrombin activity) and CIP (the clot intensity of the polymerization) for SCT and TEG.
Still quite rare are more voluminous formats like the DVD-18, which can store up to 15.9 gigabytes.
"These findings," they wrote, "demonstrate that eruptions along the ultraslow-spreading Gakkel Ridge are focused at discrete locations and appear to be more voluminous and occur more frequently than was previously thought".
Poe's output was more voluminous, but the quality of his work was uneven; he died at the age of 40, likely due to complications of his own alcoholism.
Although protein crosslinking of gliadins and glutenins induced by these enzymes made the doughs harder and less extensible, the resulting breads were more voluminous and had softer crumbs than ordinary breads.
This may partly be due to the fact, as discussed above, that at the start of lactation, udder tissue will be more voluminous and therefore the difference between the glands will be more pronounced.
