Sentence examples for accepted distance from inspiring English sources

Today, the accepted distance is 92.96m miles.

Today, the accepted distance is 93 million miles.

Variants located close to those binding sites (accepted distance ≤ 4 amino acids) or nearby the disulfide bond in position of cysteines 117 and 167 of the immature protein required for structural stability were classified as potentially functionally damaging [28, 30 32].

This was three times farther than the commonly accepted distance estimate of the period but was much closer to the modern value.

The generally accepted Cα Cα distance between two cross-linked lysine residues, when using DSS or BS3 as a cross-linker, is below ~35 Å (Politis et al., 2014).

The number of top hits broadly followed the accepted phylogenetic distance of planarians from the compared species.

Remapping information (74) was only accepted if distance between chromosomal coordinates of expression probes and TSS/TSE was smaller than 1 Mb.

However, the round-trip distance was accepted, and the average distance of 94.4 km was directly measured in Jungnang District, the study region.

You must accept the distance that now exists between the two of you.

What is refreshing about Sackville as a young female writer — she was born in 1981 — is that she engages such traditional gender consciousness in the service of a new romantic model: the femme fatale is not a heartless manipulator, but a passionate woman who understands that passion is not sustainable; lasting love depends on accepting the distance that inevitably intrudes between lovers.

And he said that all too often, we accept the distance between the two, and settle for the world as it is - even when it doesn't reflect our values and aspirations.