Sentence examples for a longer space from inspiring English sources

Anti-proliferative activity was higher in the conjugate with a longer space linker (conjugate 21) than those with shorter linkers (conjugates 19 and 20).

Finally, this marked expression of P-glycoprotein only took place in tumours treated over a longer space of time (five courses or more of multidrug resistance related chemotherapy).

However, they require a longer space between them than the convergent and co-directional pairs, probably because of the need to accommodate several upstream regulatory signals for both genes of the pair [ 28].

However, on closer enquiry, due to the sheer number of stillbirths reported in this region, it was discovered that the child had in fact 'lived for a shorter or a longer space of time'.

You will want to start with the spacer, then shelf, spacer, then shelf, spacer and a shelf that should provide a slightly longer space at the bottom.

NASA researchers expect that an impaired immune system could pose a major risk for longer space flights, such as the one to Mars.

But while Cruyff has shaped modern football more than perhaps any other person, ironically modern football has no longer space for a person like Cruyff.

In searching for a narrative that can tie the divergent strands of European identities together in the present dilemma, there is no longer space for an idealistic, utopian account that can match the emotional resonance of the 'American dream' across the Atlantic.

That means longer space trips at a lower cost, said Boeing's Naveed Hussain.

Could longer space missions, reduced gravity, and moondust be a dangerous combination for lunar astronauts' pulmonary health?

"There Is No Longer Space for Two States on the Palestinian Land," read a headline in a recent edition of Al Hayat, a pan-Arab newspaper in London.