Sentence examples for more inhomogeneous samples from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, in thicker, more inhomogeneous samples or when a larger field of view is required, multiple NL-GS can be acquired by placing them at different positions within the FOV.

The relatively large range indicates that these samples were much more inhomogeneous as the control samples.

Furthermore, the PSD and grain crushing distributions were more inhomogeneous along the FS sample than the CS sample.

The evolution of fabric generally makes the sand response more coaxial with the applied load, while the structural constraint induced by the sample ends leads to more inhomogeneous deformation within the sand sample when the initial fabric is non-coaxial with the applied stress.

In addition, as is observed in Figure 3d, the strain distribution in the CL of the S-SbN sample becomes more inhomogeneous, which points to a composition modulation with the presence of Sb-rich and Sb-poor regions in the range of a few nanometers.

Although the resistivity measurement is the ultimate test, attaching electrodes to small, fragile samples is difficult and the results from inhomogeneous samples may not be representative.

In this way, the problem of measuring the potassium in inhomogeneous samples is eliminated and smaller amounts of material can be analyzed.

Although initial cell seeding was homogenous, neurons and glia migrated over days and weeks into more inhomogeneous arrangements.

Low-grade astrocytomas were relatively homogeneous on US, while anaplastic astrocytomas were more inhomogeneous.

However, AMMCs have a more inhomogeneous structure than alloys due to presence of reinforcing particles.

The environment of the D-region is more inhomogeneous during winter and equinox seasons.