Sentence examples for more loosely arranged from inspiring English sources

The more loosely arranged interfibrillar region in β-PP matrix is capable of accommodating OBC hard blocks and inducing finer dispersion of OBC, which may lead to fewer OBC crystallization nuclei in each OBC micro-domain, and consequently the slower crystallization of OBC in β-PP matrix.

Cells in these regions were more loosely arranged and lacking cluster architectures.

Layer V consists of the sublayer Va with large pyramidal neurons, Vb with smaller and more loosely arranged neurons, and sublayer Vc with relatively few dispersed neurons.

However, aggregates of more loosely arranged innexin or connexin particles in apparent mature gap junctions, or at sites of nascent gap junction assembly (formation plaques), have also been described (Baerwald 1975; Swales and Lane 1985; Johnson et al. 2012).

In the mesophyll of bypass leaves, the cells were more loosely arranged, with fewer but larger mesophyll cells per unit area than WT leaves which had more tightly packed, smaller mesophyll cells (Fig.  3f).

In solids the particles are tightly packed, in liquids the particles are more loosely arranged and in gases the particles are scattered.

More regular and loosely arranged lobular/ductal structures were identified in the 27 samples of the presumptive normal mammary glands.

They are arranged in a denser pattern in its posterior third, while they are more loosely set anteriorly.

It is more likely that these protofilaments are not aligned tightly but loosely arranged inside the Z-ring as illustrated in Figure 8B.

Nuclei of striatal neurons are very characteristic, especially due to their large size and fine loosely arranged chromatin in comparison with significantly smaller nuclei with more densely arranged chromatin of glial cell.

Spikes are loosely arranged at the distal end of the main shoot, but more compact on the basal lateral branches.