Sentence examples for more solid structure from inspiring English sources

Rather than blindly accepting risk and denying danger, however, we should try to create a more solid structure of reason.

Although all four mouse groups showed reductions in trabecular bone mass following OVX operation, DAP12-/-FcRγ-/ mice had the most significant change, as their trabecular bone changed from a more solid structure with few holes to a very porous sponge-like structure (Fig 3A).

Is the LD a 'droplet' i.e. liquid under physiological conditions, or rather a 'particle', which implies a more solid structure?

Contrary to the TEMPO nanocellulose, the C-Periodate nanocellulose formed a more solid structure with defined tracks, whilst the TEMPO nanocellulose tended to collapse probably due to the low consistency of the material (0.95%).

This needs to be continued, ensuring that the findings from the project are fed into the process c) State level The programme advocated for more solid structure for water related policies at the nation level resulting in establishment of Department for Water in key stakeholder Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Relationship MOFTERR).

Most bones are like a web, but by applying constant pressure to the bones, it changes the pattern from a web to a more solid structure.

In the 9th century bc the invention of a more effective battering ram necessitated replacement of casemate walls by more solid structures.

This mass gives rise to various forms of connective tissue but may also condense into more solid structures, including parts of the skeleton and the muscles.

Both camps are characterised by tented accommodation due to the fear that more solid structures would encourage permanent settlement in what constitutes the most peripheral and unforgiving of locations.

"As the hurricane season is still upon us, we have to put all our efforts together to move these families into more solid structures.

The researchers at Stanford University combined seismic isolators - which allow the ground to move independently of the structure above it - and a unibody design which creates a more solid house structure.