Sentence examples for more regular distribution from inspiring English sources

Bright ellipse and sponge-like domains of submicrometer scale were found on irregularly crosslinked gels, while the gel topography was uniform in gels that were prepared with a more regular distribution of crosslinks.

In this application, there are two instances when one may need to solve an RBF interpolation problem: upon initialization of the vortex particles, and after spatial adaptation to replace a set of disordered particles by another set with a more regular distribution.

A more regular distribution pattern of ZO-1 and occludin (see arrow) along the epithelium was found in PDF animals.

A more regular distribution pattern of ZO-1 and occludin along the epithelium was found in PDF animals (p < 0.01).

Compared with the traditional metal annealing process, Au nanoparticles with a more regular distribution and a controllable size in the subwavelength region could be made using this CNT-based annealing process.

This finding is reasonable because a distribution of the same amount of baits along a prolonged flight line produces a finer and more regular distribution on the ground.

In ALF livers, nonparametric correlations between each gene pair (including all miRNA-mRNA, miRNA-miRNA and mRNA-mRNA combinations) showed a prominent bimodal distribution due to a large number of highly negative and positive correlations, contrasting with the more regular, unimodal distribution of correlations of control livers (Fig.  1).

In 2006, a more regular PTLT distribution with respect to different orientations and distances from the HP row was observed and compared with that in 2005.

The trend toward a more regular spatial distribution under plasticity was assessed with the Clark and Evans aggregation index, calculated with spatstat ([Baddeley and Turner 2005]) using the default Donnelly edge correction ([Rouvinen and Kuuluvainen 1997]; [Schröter et al. 2012]).

More even distribution of the benefits of the economy?

This elicited more regular and evenly distributed "snack-learning" (LE: distribution of effort; LE: quantity of effort) by respondents than did the more periodic assessments on theoretical modules that induced periodic "binge-learning".