Sentence examples for thinner region from inspiring English sources

However, most of the 2-kV irradiated wires seem to lose the upper thinner region exhibiting a conical shape with a homogeneous but strong diameter decrease (see Figure 4b).

As mentioned, the Pb-core was highly susceptible to beam damage (especially for the relatively thinner region like the edge of a wire) when it was exposed to a flux of high-energy electrons.

This could be attributed to the fact that the polarization of the thinner region in the embossed area was much more switched than the un-embossed region (coercive voltage is approx. 3 V) under the applied voltage, and thus underwent an earlier decay.

However, when SWs were initiated close to the ridge, the SWs first underwent a transient motion into the thinner region of the model.

This might be advantageous to the cell, as there would be less functional cytochrome oxidase in the thinner region to generate damaging free radicals near the mtDNA.

Lighter areas correspond to thicker regions and/or higher average atomic numbers, while the darker areas correspond to thinner regions and/or lower average atomic numbers.

Although most of the skin of an African elephant is thick, thinner regions on the belly, behind the ears, around the eyes, and inside the trunk may be vulnerable to the insects' stingers.

Spiral waves drifted from thicker to thinner regions and along ridge-like structures.

In case of tip trace 5, the drift was from the thicker right atrial appendage region to relatively thinner regions.

In tip traces 3, 4, and 5 of both chiralities in Figure 3, a drift of the rotors from thicker regions to the closest thinner regions was observed.

The significantly thinner regions detected in the original analysis were only observed in the subgroups of adolescents born after a shorter GA and with smaller BW.