Sentence examples for more continuous but from inspiring English sources

In the compatibilized PA6/ PP/PP MA)/(PS/SMA) blends, PA6 phase was no more continuous but gets finely dispersed in the PS continuous phase.

The stable line has a more continuous but weaker expression, allowing an equilibrium of γ-complex incorporation and cell localization to be reached, while transient transfection by electroporation leads to an immediate high expression that may not be fully processed by cell machinery before the point of cell lysis.

Quieter and cleaner maybe, but more continuous.

The apps allow agents and sellers to record footage in short segments, too, but the more continuous a video is, the better an impression of a home the potential buyer will probably be able to get.

A previously undescribed meltwater sequence in the Cerberus plains, at 20° N/187° E, shows that comparable, but much more continuous, and mappable melting and surface runoff have occurred in the geologically recent past at near-equatorial latitudes on Mars.

Expression of KCNA genes, on the other hand, was studied so far only in adult tissues, but a more continuous expression pattern in specific tissues (e.g. brain, heart, muscle) might be expected.

Unlike M. oryzae, however, V. inaequalis did not emerge on the domesticated crop following a host-shift but through a more continuous process of host-tracking.

Chicago has more great textbook architecture than New York, but New York has a thicker, more continuous, livelier urban fabric.

"Once in a while I'd done work related to social issues, but this series is a more continuous approach.

But Volvo racers do get more continuous sleep than solo sailors, who must rely on short naps of less than an hour because of safety concerns.

I couldn't help but wonder whether there was any more continuous relationship between pre-miR structural features and enrichment levels.