Sentence examples for rather inhomogeneous from inspiring English sources

However, the Fe contents in both cases are rather inhomogeneous, indicating that the mixing of Fe and Cu during MA is inhomogeneous.

Maximum values of 6-PGDH activity were present in an intermediate area close to the central vein demonstrating a rather inhomogeneous distribution pattern without a clear definition of zonal limits.

The results reveal that types and concentrations of peroxides do not affect the overall rather inhomogeneous spatial distribution of the crosslinks, but do affect significantly the average crosslink density.

Biochar material is typically rather inhomogeneous with complicated molecular structures, and its reactions with O3 may be quite complex.

Many intra-slab earthquakes defined by a rather inhomogeneous distribution occur within the subducting PHS plate, especially beneath the land area.

This section intends to report the performance of the key frames quality control mechanism proposed in Section 5. To better evaluate the obtained quality smoothness, a rather inhomogeneous sequence such as the concatenation of video sequences described in the test conditions above will be used.

As can be seen in SEM images (Fig. 7a), the particles of PEDOT1.0 are rather small and inhomogeneous, which resulted in a low current response.

These observations suggested that the oceanic crust around the source depths was characterized by a homogeneous velocity structure, rather than an inhomogeneous multiple-layered structure.

The material parameters of the double-layered structure are assumed to be inhomogeneous, or, rather, follows a power-law distribution.

Because we adopted an inhomogeneous JIVSM model rather than a simplified model, we could observe realistic, complicated wave behavior (Fig. 2, Additional file 1: Movie S1) that considerably affected the synthetic records.

By analogy to other phytochrome and CBCR systems, we modeled this as arising because of an inhomogeneous ground state rather than bifurcation on a homogeneous population on a excited-state surface.