Sentence examples for more consistent distribution from inspiring English sources

When it comes to tablet usage, Forrest found that tablets are unsurprisingly most used in the home — specifically the living room, bedroom and kitchen, whereas smartphones have a much wider and more consistent distribution of usage (as illustrated by the graphic below).

As has already been discussed, Drosophila lack hotspots of recombination, and exhibit a more consistent distribution of recombination than yeast, mouse, and human.

Preliminary analyses display improved efficiency and a more consistent material distribution when incorporating anisotropic properties into the HHCA methodology.

By employing a pair of conical lenses and a cylindrical lens behind the beam expander, the expanded Gaussian laser was shaped to a line-shaped beam whose intensity distribution is more consistent with the required distribution.

Furthermore, due to diffusivity features of scCO2, the mass transfer on solvent removal is more efficient in comparison to conventional methods, which lead to a more consistent particle size distribution, avoiding aggregation.

Direct microscopic assessment by time-lapse analysis demonstrated rapid formation of uniformly shaped EBs from murine iPSCs with similar or even more consistent results concerning size distribution and harvesting efficiency compared to the commonly used but time-consuming hanging drop technique.

In this case, MCVELM can find a more rational separating hyperplane which is more consistent with the data distribution.

D2 and D3 are greatly affected as it can be seen in Fig. 15, whereas KPD2 and KPD3 are more stable and have consistent distribution.

The box-plots of before- and after-normalization data clearly indicated that the normalization removed the across-array bias and rendered the data distribution more consistent among the 6 data files (Figure 2).

Moreover, thromboembolic-induced stroke shows predictable changes in blood flow and a more consistent degree of infarct distribution, relative to other models of middle cerebral artery occlusion (MCAO).

Thus, the current dataset suggests that a 12 linkage group proto-karyotype proposed for the Actinopterygian fishes [ 9], may be more consistent with the observed distribution of linkage group affinities within the lower teleost species currently studied.