Sentence examples for a comparably long from inspiring English sources

Given that GG base pairs have comparable stabilization energy, one would expect a comparably long lifetime for G-hairpins.

He fed Ramsay hundreds of foods for the first time — truffles, morels, reduced sauces, a perfectly cooked scallop — and introduced him to a comparably long list of combinations: red mullet with citrus, say, or shellfish with ginger.

We are not aware of previous reports of successful resuscitation after hypothermic cardiac arrest of a comparably long duration.

While under the ellipse path loading, the alloy has a comparably long life and light cyclic additional hardening.

Unlike other studies, with a comparably long study period including a selected cohort of patients [9, 10], our study included a heterogeneous cohort of critically ill patients, improving the external validity of our results.

A recent trial with a comparably long study period investigated the workload of on-call medical interns for 2 years, but paging was not taken into consideration [ 6].

This reciprocally creates a challenge for multicellular organisms, which have comparably long generation times and few progeny.

We anticipate that, as further analytical tools are developed, further evidence indicative of host-pathogen coevolution will appear across a whole range of systems, even for comparably long lived and complicated host-parasite interactions such as that of the indirectly-transmitted macroparasite system examined here.

The comparably long half-life of 68Ge gives 68Ga an enormous advantage as a generator-based radionuclide.

By contrast, the comparably long and well-developed abdominal appendages on eight segments do have a distinct comparison among extant larvae: the aquatic larvae of Megaloptera possess comparable appendages.

Among female stars perhaps only Joan Crawford and Bette Davis had comparably long careers, though Stanwyck never resorted to camp and self-parody to prolong her appeal.