Sentence examples for more heterogeneous distribution from inspiring English sources
AUC-CSH is thought to correlate with the degree of heterogeneity, i.e., a lower AUC-CSH corresponds with a more heterogeneous distribution [21].
A more heterogeneous distribution of clades was found in the pilot-scale system (Clades IIA, IIB, IIC, IID, IA, and IC), and in this reactor, oxygen, nitrite and nitrate were also used as electron acceptors coupled to phosphorus uptake.
Microcalorimetric analysis of CO adsorption enthalpy indicates that reduction at 773 K causes the appearance of a more heterogeneous distribution of active sites, as well as a loss in the amount of sites.
A lower AUC-CSH was assumed to correspond to a more heterogeneous distribution [21].
In SPECT/CT voxel-based histogram analyses of 111In-ibritumomab tiuxetan uptake, the non-responder group showed a more heterogeneous distribution than the responder group.
The fact that the non-responder group had a lower AUC-CSH therefore shows that it has a more heterogeneous distribution of 111In-ibritumomab thanethe than the responder group.
Polydispersity index measurements of the particle size distribution at higher temperature indicated a more heterogeneous size distribution that may also suggest Ostwald ripening as a key process.
More importantly, after image denoising and partial volume correction, AUC-CSH varied with the degree of heterogeneity, i.e. lower AUC-CSH corresponds with a visually more heterogeneous tracer distribution as well as with the variability of voxel values within a VOI.
The substrates with highest water absorption index and more heterogeneous granulometric distribution have positively influenced on protease production.
Emami et al. [13] showed that asymptomatic smokers had a more heterogeneous ventilation distribution compared to healthy non-smokers.
However, while in the Karelian Isthmus this age group is vastly prevailing, Karelian middle taiga features more heterogeneous age distribution mainly represented by middle age stands (40 80 years) with occasional more mature stands (120 160 years).
