Sentence examples for more fragile compared from inspiring English sources

Therefore, an OC-based feedback mechanism is much more fragile compared with the SC-based feedback mechanism.

However, the bleb+ sheet was considerably more fragile compared to control (p<0.05).

Immediately upon dispase lifting (day 0), blebbistatin-treated cell sheets were considerably more fragile compared to control cells (p<0.05).

Delignification results in hole formation in the cell wall structure and therefore its surface appears more fragile when compared to untreated samples in Figure 6c.

The rebalanced hemostatic system is more fragile as compared to healthy individuals and may decompensate towards hypo- or hypercoagulability by factors such as renal failure, trauma, infection, and surgery.

Such meteorites are extremely fragile, compared with the more common stony meteorites.

Modern players are financially secure but emotionally fragile compared to previous generations – constantly berating them is more likely to damage than improve them.

"A mock warhead may be extremely fragile compared to a real one," Dr. Postol said.

They are fragile compared to artillery guns, but are inexpensive and easy to produce.

Posterior capsulorhexis is technically more difficult to visualize, as it is thinner, more fragile and more elastic as compared to the anterior capsule.

However, Cox feels that "conclusions derived from the frequentist approach are more immediately secure than those derived from most Bayesian analysis" because [prior] "information is typically more fragile or even nebulous as compared with that typically derived more directly from the data under analysis".