Sentence examples for more homogeneous high from inspiring English sources

The transition zone (TZ) of the prostate consists of nodular areas of stromal and glandular hyperplasia with varying signal intensity (SI), and is surrounded posteriorly and laterally by the peripheral zone (PZ) that usually has a more homogeneous high SI [26, 27].

These data do not reveal whether a more homogeneous high-risk population would demonstrate an earlier time to benefit.

This work looks to microwave-induced heating to reduce the required energy costs by 70% over a conventional torrefaction heating methods while producing a more homogeneous higher degree of torrefied biomass.

Histological analysis confirmed that cartilage formed in the co-culture groups contained a more homogeneous and higher extracellular matrix content.

As compared with the PVDF-HFP-based gel electrolytes with/without conventional nano-sized silica fillers, the novel electrolytes have shown more homogeneous microstructure, higher ionic conductivity and better mechanical stability, which could be caused by the strong silica network and the effective interactions among the polymer, the liquid electrolytes and the silica.

The contigs were more homogeneous at higher phylogenetic levels.

The trend in Cycle1-2010 was in favour of the Polish locations, which overal l had more homogeneous and higher repeatabilities.

Examination of the material collected from the coarser and finer filters (150 µm and 60 µm mesh respectively) shows that the 150 µm filters retain a less pure (and generally larger diameter) vessel fraction than the 60 µm filters; the latter generate a more homogeneous and higher TEER monolayer consistent with it being derived from relatively pure capillary endothelium.

The physical model is modified to explain the cure of another model anaerobic adhesive which is deliberately tailored to exhibit a much more homogeneous cure or high CTV.

The microstructure-based model was applied to predict the low cyclic fatigue behavior of IN718 alloy at 400 °C which exhibits a bilinear Coffin-Manson relationship under the assumption that this behavior is triggered by a transition from highly localized plasticity at low cyclic strain ranges to more homogeneous deformation at high cyclic strain ranges.

Morrisons' relatively better positioning is due to its more homogeneous store estate, higher freehold levels and opportunities to resolve its internal issues.