Sentence examples for a comparatively long peak from inspiring English sources
Even firefly luciferase, with a comparatively long peak wave-length of 562 nm, is limited to the use in small animals due to a maximum penetration of 3 cm in tissue [ 80].
Experience with wheat, sugar, and tin agreements, which cover a comparatively long period, is not conducive to generalization.
Extending from each nerve cell is an axon, a comparatively long, threadlike projection that can convey signals to a neighboring nerve, creating a pathway.
If hundreds of flies are tracked for a comparatively long period, trajectories are fragmented and the identity is not preserved.
In the present case, the mother had a comparatively long life (57 years) among patients with vascular EDS.
If high fly densities are needed for a comparatively long period, the size of the global search space prevents Gibbs optimization, because it requires too many sampling iterations.
Our results suggest that the acetylated APTS-coated Fe3O4 NPs can be retained in the tumor site for a comparatively long time, allowing effective MR imaging of tumors.
Palpi consist of a short basal segment, a comparatively long central segment and a narrow terminal portion.
Despite this, Henry VII managed to maintain a comparatively long period of peace and a small but powerful core of a navy.
