Sentence examples for a much more extended from inspiring English sources

Human parturition, however, is generally a much more extended process than that of monkeys.

In comparison, a cellular telephone conversation is a much more extended exposure during which driving circumstances can change dramatically".

You have a much more extended, protracted examination of the material, because there's time for it.

As the IM is now thought to be located some distance away from the I-layer of the core complex, the VirB10 N-termini in the T4SS3 10 complex must adopt a much more extended conformation in comparison to their compact fold in the isolated core complex, in order to extend to the IM and form connections between the core/OM complex and the IMC.

We do talks before every performance, tours through the theater, and are running a much more extended program for young people to watch the creation of a new production at various stages.

A red shift of 80 nm in the ultraviolet visible absorption maximum suggests a much more extended conjugated π-system for the new conformation.

What is most central to the simple picture is that pleasure is a kind of 'momentary' experience that, in principle, requires nothing much more extended in order to exist.

Could our results on simple force-field learning over the course of an experimental session apply to real-world learning taking place over much more extended periods?

In case of paintings and other objects that are much more extended along two dimensions (length, width) than along the third (depth), conventional CXT therefore cannot be employed; during the rotating motion of the painting relative to the source-detector axis, in a particular orientation, its entire length or width would be in the radiation path, blocking all transmission.

The stripes generated by zebrins and other compartmentalization markers are oriented perpendicular to the cerebellar folds that is, they are narrow in the mediolateral direction, but much more extended in the longitudinal direction.

The region of homology to the human sequence is much more extended in chimpanzee (where it includes almost the entire intron 1) than in mouse and even less in zebrafish.