Sentence examples for much scattered from inspiring English sources

Yet Hurricane Sandy gives the spectacle of so much scattered New York debris — objects once precious or necessary to somebody — a heightened poignance.

The OU120-values obtained from different dilutions are uniformly distributed around the averaged value (86 ± 4 mg/L), whereas the equivalent BOD5-values are much scattered around its averaged value (109 ± 33 mg/L).

Data are too much scattered to allow a kinetic study but it appears that, in the early period of exposure, KIC decreases more rapidly at 120 °C than at 30 °C.

And no one knows how much remains, how much is scattered next to bunkers that NATO bombed, and how much found its way into makeshift depots, like the one in Ad Dafniyah.

The available experimental data exhibits too much scatter and it is not possible to identify a rational value for the deformation capacity of masonry structures based only on such experimental data.

The results for the no safety-cut material, while having a similar mean life to the lower mode of the safety-cut coupons, showed nearly four times as much scatter in life.

Mercury showed excellent correlations among concentrations in different matrices, while selenium showed much scattering.

Also, much scatter can be seen in the plot of "AGI by boy's age".

Although much scattering is observed, BGs can be tentatively divided into three groups based on their relative affinity for cellobiose (KM CB)) and glucose (Ki(Glc)).

The average ΔZ in the case of single wave sources is almost two times larger and shows twice as much scatter.

When plotting these parameters, an appropriate normalization method should result in smoothly increasing values with not too much scattering around the fitted curve.