Sentence examples for more heterogeneous structure from inspiring English sources

In this chapter, we extend systems mapping to more complex and more heterogeneous structure of drug response by implementing stochastic differential equations (SDE).

The results showed that the flow system exhibited a more heterogeneous structure, and the core-annulus structure of gas solid flow led to back-mixing and internal circulation behaviour, and thus gave a poor velocity distribution.

The broadening of the transition in the core-shell particles compared to microgels is interpreted as being due to more heterogeneous structure of the PNIPAM network.

However, the relaxation times of PNIPAM protons refer to components with higher mobility existing in 2-stage particle samples and possible explanation is a looser and/or more heterogeneous structure of PNIPAM network compared to the microgel samples.

Altogether, genomics analyses revealed a more heterogeneous structure of M. abscessus complex than the one currently suggested by the nomenclature, which recognizes only two subspecies within M. absc essus[ 16].

The mismatch between high incidences of tooth agenesis with low-value findings of agenesis studies [ 15, 29, 30] suggest that congenital lack of teeth may be a more heterogeneous structure than expected and several independent defective genes working in parallel or in combination with other genes can lead to the formation of specific phenotypes.

The later gelling point occurred, the more heterogeneous structures such as hollow or microvoids of microspheres formed, while the early gelling point facilitated fabrication of small pores or non-porous structure.

We used from four equidistant serial sections [ 38] in structures with relatively uniform cytoarchitecture (caudate nucleus, putamen, and globus pallidus) to 12 or 14 serial sections in more heterogeneous structures such as the amygdala or Ammon's horn.

To find out if this productivity is caused by tree species richness, by a more heterogeneous stand structure or both, we analyzed the effects of forest structure and tree species richness on stand productivity, based on inventory data of temperate forests in the United States of America and Germany.

However, our understanding of the impact of nucleoprotein on transcription in bacteria is more primitive, principally because the structures of nucleoprotein complexes formed from DNA and nucleoid-associated proteins (NAPs) are more heterogeneous in structure, more dynamic, and less stable than nucleosomes.

Thicker fibre bundles are split into thinner single fibres during NFC production and therefore they have a more heterogeneous fibre structure.