The phrase "an extended shape of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a shape that is elongated or stretched in some manner, often in a technical or artistic context.
Example: "The sculpture features an extended shape of a wave, capturing the fluidity of water in motion."
Alternatives: "an elongated form of" or "a stretched version of".
It was found that the cells could grow and proliferate well in an extended shape on the flat bottom of large pores with 15 100 μm width and in spherical form on the rough pore walls or at the edges of micropores less than 5 μm.
In this approach, applied to RNA, a domain is engineered such that its shape dominates the overall orientation of the molecule: a helix is elongated to create an extended shape.
As a result, the horizontally extended shape of EIA was observed in the A-IMAP data.
Therefore, those ratios may include both the variability of the star brightness and the measurement efficiency (significant for point-source objects but less significant for extended objects) owing to the extended shape of the PSF.
The extended shape of the recombinant proteins is a very good indicator of correct folding, because the molecular shape is determined by numerous intramolecular disulfide bridges stabilizing this extended structure [ 20, 21].
In all cases, self-aggregation and the extended shape of UspA1 527 665) lead to non-ideal behaviour, complicating the data interpretation.
Due to the substantial flexibility and extended shape of the core Mediator structure, the cryo images showed a very low signal-to-noise ratio and could not be stably aligned, leading to a considerable problem of model bias in the previous cryo reconstruction of the Mediator complex.
An unbranched alkane has a more extended shape, thereby increasing the number of intermolecular attractive forces that must be broken in order to go from the liquid state to the gaseous state.
By E18, these outer cells that consistently maintain contact with the basement membrane had assumed the compact, extended shape characteristic of myoepithelial cells.
Amino acids of extended shape, volume and molecular weight along with more medium and long range contacts were observed in many of the thermophilic proteins.
