Sentence examples for more dense network from inspiring English sources

As expected, with an increase in the degree of crosslinking, more dense network is formed causing stronger mechanical properties, but the absorption of the surrounding fluid and hydrogel swelling is reduced.

The main effect of compression and annealing is to reduce the size of voids in the powder by forcing the nanocrystals to reorganize, forming a more dense network containing more interfaces in the process.

In more dense networks if a transmission on the medium is detected while a node is in Backoff, a new Backoff time is set and the transmission delay (1) is increased.

However, IAL2 shows consistent TPRs and FDRs in all three different network sizes when the network density is normal (E g = 1) while TPR of IAL2 in Figures 2(g) and 2(k) is lower than Figure 2(c) and also FDR increases in Table 1 when the network size increases in more dense networks (E g = 2).

Interestingly, fibril structure analysis of the composite gels consisting of a high concentration of fibrin (1000 μg/ml) showed a more dense fibril network with almost no empty spaces within the meshwork of fibrin fibres and Col I fibrils (see Figures 6I and 6J).

The more dense the network of seismic sensors, the better the system performs.

The precipitation map was more accurate (average interpolation error 10%), having a more dense observations network.

By multiple analysis, the higher level of fibrinogen, HbA1c or PF4, and the longer time of DM, the more dense fibrin network.

The very similar twice as fast onset of insulin action of a dispersed insulin bolus is most likely caused by an increase in the number of capillaries involved in the absorption of insulin into the vascular system, comparable with the effect of intradermal injections with microneedles that access a more dense capillary network (20).

The micro-community is a small dense group or a sub-graph or isolated node that consists of one or more connected dense network or pairs with certain energy.

A more geographically dense network where physical togetherness may form the basis of the intervention may have an entirely different experience, however, such a design has not been common in the published literature of existing collaboratives.