Sentence examples for as far distant from inspiring English sources

Lilienthal sold several standard gliders to other experimenters as far distant as Russia and the United States.

This project indicated that maize RFLP probes could be used routinely for species as far distant as foxtail millet, a lineage that last shared a common ancestor with the maize lineage about 30 million years ago (mya) [48].

Some of these intermediate outlying areas reported V (Moderate) to VII (Very Strong) shaking, but intensities as high as IV (Light) were reported as far distant as Idaho and Montana.

The non-neoplastic kidney tissues were apparently free of tumor cells and were obtained from as far distant a part of the resected kidney as possible.

As a consequence, short-chain oxidized phospholipids, including phospholipid aldehydes, are not only active at the site of their formation but can be spread as "signal transducers" to the near cellular environment by diffusion within the tissues as well as to tissues far distant from the site of oxidative stress via the circulation.

However, they describe acquiring complete control of the club as "a far distant place".

Did he feel at all insulted to be playing on a court where the music and noise of Arthur Ashe Stadium sounded as far off as a distant siren?

Some tissue-specific DNA methylation, however, takes place in regions termed CpG island shores as far as 2 kb distant of the promoter region.

Realizing this potential might also trigger land-use change such as deforestation in far distant regions if not combined with robust measures to prevent such effects [17,96,97].

Two histologically normal samples were analyzed from individuals with colorectal cancer, one "normal distant" taken as far away from the cancer tissue as allowed by the surgically removed tissue, and one "normal adjacent" taken immediately adjacent to the colorectal cancer tissue.

Joan Butterfield, who sits on the town and county councils, said the site was currently a "terrible mess with no prospect of being developed in the near or perhaps distant future as far as I can see".