Sentence examples for much greater density from inspiring English sources

The new system produces much greater density of droplets than has been achieved on most other nanopatterned surfaces, Wang says.

Then when the polymer shrinks back to its normal size, the molecules are tightly packed against one another, giving the material a much greater density and stability than would normally be the case.

"Marseille has always had organised crime, but in the past month we've seen an acceleration, a much greater density of attacks and murders," said Jacques Dallest, the state prosecutor.

It begins with a plan to demolish an ailing 1960s estate and replace it withnew homes at a much greater density with the help of a private development partner, Barratt.

Indeed, in contrast to leukocytes for adhesion of those normally a low expression rate of CD44 receptor is required, triggering and self-maintenance in CSCs are implemented its much greater density on a cell surface [31].

San Francisco — a city known for its high-profile fights over redevelopment and its much greater density than L.A. — has permitted new housing faster than Los Angeles.

Compared to traditional biofuel plant feed stocks, microalgae have the advantage of growing at much greater densities per unit area, can be grown on non-arable land, and can be grown in fresh water, brown water, saline or oceanic environments (Chisti2007; Gong and Jiang2011; Larkum et al.2012).2012

Again, one tubeworm sample (T-AV1) contained much greater densities of meiobenthos (20 individuals 10 cm−2) (Table 2).

These pictures indicate the relatively low cell density typical of the wild-type spleen, whereas the transgenic spleen had a much greater cell density evident as a dark blue color typical of a neoplastic mononuclear infiltrate.

The Anasazi had, by some estimates, a peak population of 250,000 -- a much greater population density than that which exists on the Colorado Plateau today.

First, Europe has a much greater population density than the United States, so it's more cost-effective for European countries to build and maintain public transportation.