The phrase "approach the length" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing measurements, distances, or durations, indicating that something is getting closer to a specific length.
Example: "As we continue to build the bridge, we need to approach the length specified in the original design plans."
Alternatives: "nearing the length" or "getting close to the length".
It is evident that longer spacers, which approach the length of the gate offer better RF performance irrespective of the profile as long as the doping gradient at the gate edge is <7 nm/decade.
The simulation results show that in order to be robustly detected by the proposed approach the length of a common substring should be more than 4% of the longest pattern.
Cameras have yet to roll on "The Hobbit," a planned film adaptation of that fantasy novel, but the accumulation of statements and counterstatements that its preproduction process has generated will soon approach the length of J. R. R. Tolkien's original text.
In the new approach, the length from a P-wave arrival to the first zero-cross point (first half cycle of the wavelength of the initial P-wave) of the UD component of the band-pass displacement data is adopted as the time window.
Since the current end sequences are roughly 100 bp in length, the resulting filled-in sequences happen to approach the length of the conventional Sanger reads.
Since in our approach, the length of fragments is limited, we can easily determine in constant time for any pair of fragments (f1, f2) if the set A q ∪ A r ∪ { f 1, f 2} is consistent, i.e. if it forms a valid alignment, or if there is a pairwise conflict between f1 and f2.
These chains begin to approach the lengths required for folding into a defined three-dimensional structure.
However, organellar rRNAs that approach the lengths of those found in E. coli appear to require r-protein genes to be expressed in the same compartment for proper assembly.
Whether Jenkins merits a longer appreciation than that originally rendered for Herbert Asquith and approaching the length of that of Winston Churchill is another question.
Figure 5a indicates that the transmittance increased slightly at scattering angles greater than 50° as the wavelength approached the length of the SiNWs.
