Sentence examples for much less dense from inspiring English sources

The difference is that interstellar gas clouds are much less dense than the Earth's atmosphere.

Of great importance is the observation that the Moon is much less dense than Earth, and the only likely reason is that the Moon contains significantly less iron.

It associated, however, to form a distribution of much less dense aggregates with an average size that increased as the polymer concentration was raised.

The majority of dopaminergic terminals synapse on pyramidal neurons, while dopaminergic contacts on nonpyramidal neurons are much less dense and are irregularly distributed (Goldman-Rakic et al, 1989; Krimer et al, 1997; Smiley and Goldman-Rakic, 1993).

O'Hagan pointed out that, even when these spray-ons are properly mixed and applied to the steel (which must be clean), they are much less dense than concrete and can be easily knocked off.

The superblocks were much less dense than the existing urban fabric; each of the buildings was organised around green, spacious courtyards and community facilities such as theatres, cinemas, libraries, kindergarten, schools, bathing and laundry facilities.

Due to the lack of F-actin the processes of dendritic cells appear always much less electron dense than the fibroblast processes (Fig.  7).

High-level descriptions are usually much less information-dense but more approximate.

You want depth (no more than an inch, much less for denser breads), whereby almost instantaneously, in each mouthful, you get a crisp crunch, a brief sensation of pillowy cushioning beneath and then a flood of buttery goodness.

Moreover, HAT-P-1 is the second exoplanet that is much bigger and less dense than theory predicts.

While air strikes can work in open areas,...American airpower is much less useful in dense urban combat, where it's also likely to cause unacceptable amounts of civilian casualties.