Sentence examples for more uniform structures from inspiring English sources

We build ever larger, ever more concentrated, ever more uniform structures.

Accordingly, substantial improvements in column performance in LC may well be achieved by better packing of columns, or by designing structures such as monolithic beds and two dimensional designs on chips, which can provide more uniform structures than the beds of spherical particles widely used in current HPLC.

The addition of the clarifier generally results in enhanced nucleation and consequent formation of a more uniform structure.

However, recrystallization heat treatment can improve the durability due to the more uniform structure and thicker passive film.

Greater harvest levels (10% per decade) resulted in more uniform structure of small or large patches, for uneven- or even-aged management, respectively, than lesser levels of harvest (5% or no harvest); apparently reducing the effects of natural disturbances.

The results revealed admixed populations, except for some provinces that showed a more uniform structure (like humid Mediterranean, very arid Mediterranean, very humid Mediterranean, and sub-humid Mediterranean; see Figure 2c).

Both forms of OA were able to increase crystallization temperature of PHBV as well as form more uniform crystal structures, based on differential scanning calorimetry.

A comparison between Figure 2b,c shows that the template-assisted rotational GLAD leads to a lower but more uniform columnar structures than the template-assisted static GLAD, given the same height of the templates.

The fractal dimension closer to 2 corresponds the more uniform pore structure.

This allows the particles to move towards a minimum energy state, with a more uniform crystalline structure.

The oxidation state of loaded metals in bimetallic catalysts played an important role in producing a more uniform internal structure of the synthesized CNTs.