Sentence examples for scattered compared from inspiring English sources

The main advantage of pressure buildup test data analysis is that the flow rate is constant during the test (Q = 0); therefore, the data points are significantly less scattered compared to the data on RTA plots, and m LF can be identified more accurately using PBA plots.

The 26 accessions of A. thaliana from Asia included in this study are scattered compared to those collected from Europe.

Moreover, in normal to mild impairment of kidney function, the estimations are highly scattered compared to gold standard methods [ 6, 15, 16].

As anticipated, the sprouts formation stimulated by VEGF from ellagic acid-treated aorta was weak and scattered compared with the vehicle-treated groups.

The FLIM data of BaP in BBM in the phasor plot are scattered compared with those for BaP in DMF, probably because the sample had very weak fluorescence and was aggregated.

But "Skin," which has been organized by Ellen Lupton, the Cooper-Hewitt's curator of contemporary design, seems skimpy and scattered compared with its vast subject.

The S-wave profile shows less scatter compared to a P-wave measurement.

Matrix cracking leads to lower wavefield scattering compared with delamination, particularly in un-damaged regions.

Composites exhibit a greater scatter compared to conventional materials because of the larger number of parameters associated with its fabrication and manufacturing.

The concentration of La changed from 0 at.% to 7.73 at.% displaying a low rate of back-scattering compared to Al and Cr.

They used confocal microscopy to measure the intensity of light backscattered from gold-coated and uncoated segments (Fig. 2b) and revealed that the "covered" NW segment exhibited dramatically suppressed light scattering compared to the "bare" segment of the same NW.