Sentence examples for more pronounced compared from inspiring English sources
Comparison with published records showed that fluctuations in the AS sourced rainfall were more pronounced compared to BoB component.
For the adverse effects, the effects of articaine on K+ channels (resting release) are more pronounced compared to lidocaine.
The difference in these subsets appears more pronounced compared with that of the genome-wide data where a large number of genes were averaged.
An optical study shows that the mechanical effects of arcs (shock waves, expanding cavity, and strong turbulence) are much more pronounced compared to streamers.
The cytocompatible properties of AAC polymerized Ar + O2 plasma pretreated LDPE films were found to be more pronounced compared to the other plasma pretreated AAC/LDPE films.
It was also found that the increase in the ductility of circular columns was more pronounced compared to square columns after wrapping with FRP.
The electrocatalytic activity of the Pt/Mads surfaces for both phenyldinitromethane and phenylnitromethane reduction was found to be more pronounced compared to that of mercury.
In the present study, we therefore investigated if the cholesterol-lowering effect of a beverage enriched with a high dose of β-glucans (10 g) is more pronounced compared to a beverage providing half the amount.
From the estimated interaction parameter values obtained from this model, the inhibitory effect of phenol on m-cresol degradation by the culture was found to be more pronounced compared to that of m-cresol on phenol.
The effect of solvent membrane interaction by means of solubility parameters was more pronounced compared to surface tension since the respective surface tensions of solvents are close to one another (γethanol= 21.9,γn‐hexane= 17.9).
The results reveal that the effect of functionally graded fiber reinforcements on the buckling loads and postbuckling strength of shell with polymer matrix is more pronounced compared to the shell with metal matrix in the case of axial compression.
