Sentence examples for more homogeneous composition from inspiring English sources

Compared to solid manure, liquid manure exhibits a more homogeneous composition.

Both methods reveal that islands grown on pit-patterned substrates have more homogeneous composition profiles compared to the islands that nucleate randomly on flat substrates [9].

A significant increase in the amount of the metastable zirconia phase and a more homogeneous composition along the thickness were found compared to the regularly sprayed coatings.

Layer 4 displays a more homogeneous composition in terms of the size and color of the inclusions, which are embedded within a brown matrix similar to the previous layer (thin of 175 μm).

High temperature provided driving force for surface and volume diffusion that subsequently led to reduced porosity and more homogeneous composition through rearrangement of atoms to form certain NixPy phases.

However, samples from ETR patients showed a more varied quasispecies composition before treatment and a more homogeneous composition in several of the after-treatment samples.

With TMIn treatment, InGaN decomposition, indium aggregation, and indium diffusion into the barrier region were suppressed such that more homogeneous indium composition and lower defect density lead to stronger and more uniform luminescence.

Liberation is the creation of individual particles that are more homogeneous in their composition as either coal or impurities.

This selective attack of mature white spruce reduced structural complexity of stands to earlier stages of succession and caused mixed tree species stands to lose their white spruce and become more homogeneous in overstory composition.

Across several eukaryotic genomes, we observed more homogeneous amino acid composition and more unstable repeats within regions with the lowest selective constraints (Haerty and Golding 2010a).

The strain reduction can be achieved by the formation of more homogeneous distribution of chemical composition by means of Si-Ge intermixing under high-temperature annealing.