Sentence examples for strongly populated from inspiring English sources
The inclusion of lesions <0.4 mm, which were strongly populated with Plp-positive cells, results in a significant non-zero slope indicating an effect of the lesion size on the cell density.
Agricultural goods sold strongly on densely populated industrialised planets, while you could get excellent returns on luxury goods in systems where there was cash but little urbanisation.
Owing to the population-dependent, the blurred points were rather strongly shifted in sparsely-populated areas, but the shift was less than 50 m on average for densely-populated areas with at least 1500 residents per km².
The PON R&C network shows strongly heterogeneous communities, with hugely populated groups and very small ones.
Because this neutral loss should occur more frequently at the primary glycerol position [ 40], the finding of equally populated fragment ions strongly indicates that the two acyl chains have a similar oxidation propensity.
In the densely populated Japan, however, the population of telework in total employment was about 16.5% in 2010, which is about twice higher than in Europe, and it is strongly promoted [44].
Therefore, we categorized the population density as moderately populated ρ pop = 0 and densely populated ρ pop = 1.
Our results indicate that canyon geometry strongly influences human exposure to traffic pollutants in the populated urban area.
The surfaces thus generated are more accurate for densely populated areas (as more observations are available) and strongly smoothed in sparsely surveyed areas.
Spatial analysis of mosquito occupancy on or near the Peltier revealed that while mosquitoes were still attracted to high-temperature stimuli, they populated the area peripheral to the Peltier, and strongly avoided the Peltier itself for stimuli ≥ 55°C.
"The main driver of demand for our products is urbanization and industrialization in heavily populated countries like China and India, and these economies continue to grow strongly," he said.
