Sentence examples for less inhomogeneous from inspiring English sources

However, using the GFs calculated under such rather simplified elastic conditions seems to be misleading in the estimation of afterslip distribution, since the subsurface structure of any region, especially that in and around Japan, is more or less inhomogeneous, and such inhomogeneity should affect, to a certain extent, the surface displacements.

Therefore, the D-region ionosphere is less inhomogeneous for harmonics m = 5 6 around an altitude of 85.5 km.

It can be explained that tweek with higher modes could reflect at the less different altitudes because the D-region during summer season becomes less inhomogeneous.

At the higher altitudes, the D-region becomes less inhomogeneous during summer season as compared to that during other seasons; hence, the tweeks with higher modes during summer season could reflect at the less different altitudes, whereas those tweeks during winter and equinox seasons could reflect at the higher altitudes.

Although statistical analysis confirms that (ii) is less inhomogeneous than (i) in all 12 species examined, extreme anomalies with respect to (ii) in the Escherichia coli K12 genome are typically co-located with essential genes.

On this basis, we see that DRA is less inhomogeneous than G + C. A classic investigation of base compositional structure drew conclusions from two genomes, E. coli and human, and concluded that a viable stochastic model of both would probably fit 'many or all of genomes'.

In-plane devices have been used to deduce the twist elastic constant, K22, of some materials, though such measurements are inherently less accurate because of inhomogeneous fields.

Even though ideal initial conditions were used in all cases, the solution of the inhomogeneous BSE took less multiplications than the eigenvalue calculations in the region of the on-shell points of the ground state (corresponding to the first eigenvalue) and the first excitation (corresponding to the third eigenvalue), which are indicated by the vertical lines in the figure.

This instability causes a natural tendency towards spatially inhomogeneous vehicle distributions and less consistent and reproducible relationships between urban traffic variables.

When d decreases to less than ∼4 nm, the nanolaminate exhibits inhomogeneous deformation because of the destruction of the amorphous/crystalline interface.

The generation of a gas bubble can result either from crossing of the kinetic spinodal limit which is associated with a sharply defined threshold [ 33, 34] or at reduced and less sharp threshold from the generation of inhomogeneous nuclei after disintegration of molecules below the superheat limit defined by the kinetic spinodal limit [ 7, 35].