Heavy metals, like mercury and lead, have relatively high density and can be toxic.
Despite a relatively high density of college graduates and skilled workers in the area, the town of 12,000 remains one of England's poorest places.
Its relatively high density (19.3 grams per cubic centimetre) has made it amenable to recovery by placer mining and gravity concentration techniques.
The smaller temperature dependence with the relatively high density was also observed in the narrow slit nanopores in a previous study, and this observation may be a result of a supercondensed state49.
For some regions, a high r² can be attained, even with a limited number of SNPs, while for others, a relatively high density and/or a close distance between causal and tagSNPs does not necessarily result in the highest power.
Interestingly, our data indicate a relatively high density of participants around cluster boundaries, where some participants are closer to a cluster boundary than to other participants in the same cluster.
In preferred habitat at relatively high density, a herd's home range covers 370 550 hectares (910 1,360 acres) and may overlap as many as 20 30 territories, averaging 31 hectares (77 acres).
The final density models are consistent with the existence of relatively high density bodies in the mid-crust providing further support to the seismic interpretation.
We found that a "compact centers" development, with relatively high density, resulted in improved environmental quality in most counties as a result of lower land consumption.
Finite element analysis (FEA) using 2D shell and 3D solid elements of relatively high density are used to determine the stresses in the joint and the joint's stiffness.
Because of the relatively high density of the bubble-chamber liquid (as opposed to vapour-filled cloud chambers), collisions producing rare reactions are more frequent and are observable in fine detail.
