Sentence examples for and shortened by the from inspiring English sources

The name of the beverage comes from the French name for the juniper berry, genièvre, altered by the Dutch to genever and shortened by the English to gin.

Dynamicity represents total tubulin exchange at the MT end and was calculated by dividing the sum of total length grown and shortened by the MT life span.

Dynamicity is a measure of total tubulin exchange at the end of a microtubule and was calculated by dividing the sum of the total length grown and shortened by the lifespan of the microtubule.

The terminal growth period can be experimentally extended in a dose-dependent way with exogenous JH, and shortened by removal of the corpora allata, the glands that secrete JH [48], [51].

It was subsequently edited and shortened by Zhao Qi in the second century C.E., who also wrote a commentary on the text.

The manuscript could be improved and shortened by more judicious citation of the literature and by clearing up—or acknowledging weakness in the experiments and arguments, as indicated in the comments below.

And shortened by how much?

— Are being shortened by that din of crosstown Ruby flares, wherever blinds don't quite… And shortened by how much?

But sojourns in this dim, labyrinthine land, though often very long, are finite, and may be shortened by the prayers and holy actions of friends still on Earth.

Thus the effectiveness of chemotherapy may be enhanced and treatment duration shortened by the use of G-CSF infusions.

Because of high moisture content, the shelf life of fresh noodles and CSB is largely shortened by the microbial growth.