Sentence examples for thicker results from inspiring English sources

The cortex plate in LiCl-treated IGF1RNestin−KO mice also was ∼20% thicker (results not shown).

Buckle being wider and thicker results in greater indentation and thereby a greater increase in axial length than encircling element.

A photoanode that is too thin or too thick results in a lower conversion efficiency.

This layered structure is called cumulate, meaning that the layers (which measure up to several metres thick) result from the sedimentation of minerals out of the liquid magma.

Aluminium filter, 1.5 mm thick, resulted in the best compromise between sensitivity and energy discrimination effectiveness.

As for PMC-05, PMC-06, L-PMC-04 and L-PMC-08, just a few branches of each sample were thin but most of them were thick, resulting in their unqualified qualities.

More importantly, the insertion of adhesive layers that were only 8 Å-thick resulted in a significant increase (291-fold) in the fracture toughness at organic contents of 8 10 vol%.

If we had to come up with one criticism of Carey's new cover, it's that her makeup does appear to have been laid on thick, resulting in an unfortunate aging effect.

The S4 pyroclastic surge is definitely relevant, since caused most of the fatalities in Pompeii in spite of the only 3 centimetres thick resulting deposit, a covered area of ca. 80 km2 and a modest total mass that we estimate in the order of 2×109 kg, at least one order of magnitude less than the overlying S5 and S6 surges.

For the cadaver liver tissue blocks, five sections of 60 mm (each 8 μm thick) resulted in the most reproducible results (data not shown).

Thicker cement results in smaller losses, but may produce higher bottomhole pressures, thereby exacerbating cement losses.