Sentence examples for much wider size from inspiring English sources

The strength of this electric field varies over three orders of magnitude along the width of the separator, allowing particles of a much wider size range to be classified and measured simultaneously.

Complex indels (mean length = 12aa) occur in a much wider size range than simple indels and have a much more gradual exponential decay with a much longer tail.

In addition, phase change led to a much wider bubble size distribution.

Simulation results showed that at relatively low superficial gas velocities, bubble coalescence and breakup were relatively weak and the bubble size was small and had a narrow distribution; with an increase in the superficial gas velocity, large bubbles began to form due to bubble coalescence, resulting in a much wider bubble size distribution.

While LAH4 contains a large number of small pores, and few large pores (the largest is about just over 1 mm), C8 contains a much wider pore size distribution, including pores almost 2 mm in diameter (Heap et al. 2014b).

The collective analysis of experimental data suggests that solvation imposes an optimum pore size for each ion with regard to rate capability: moderate solvation contributes to enhancing capacitance in pores slightly exceeding solvated ion size while excessive solvation deteriorates the high-rate response of supercapacitor electrodes having pores much wider than ion size.

Now, the HDH became much wider with the increased size of Au droplets to approximately ±8 nm in Figure 3 c-2).

Apparently these oviraptorosaurs occupied a much wider range of body sizes and ecologies than we previously thought".

Eukaryote genomes have a much wider range of genome sizes and contain protein-coding genes that are typically interrupted by introns and have longer intergenic regions.

Indeed, obligate parasites and symbionts, which also typically present compact "genomes", can span a much wider range of genome sizes with essentially no lower limit in gene content for the extreme parasitic lifestyles of many viruses and viroids.

But given the close, complex links between banks and financial institutions, and the lack of trust between counterparties at that time, the effect of a Lehman failure would have been much wider than that firm's size alone would indicate.