Sentence examples for as much longer from inspiring English sources

Second, the average exposure time of the sediment to the atmosphere at low tide, obtained from five series of measurements over more than three years, is about twice as much longer at the MF site (366(+/-64) min) than the CB site (184(+/-74) min).

In recent years, a wealth of studies has established that sessions of high-intensity exercises can be as potent, physiologically, as much longer bouts of sustained endurance exercise.

Studies have found that such intense training, no matter how abbreviated, usually improves aerobic fitness and some markers of health, including blood pressure and insulin sensitivity, as effectively as much longer sessions of moderate exercise.

The dynamics of switching seem to support this supposition as much longer relaxation times are observed.

He is finally forced to admit that a "day" in Genesis could be construed as much longer than a 24-hour period, completely undercutting the literal interpretation of the Scriptures on which his inveterate opposition to "evilution" is largely based.

If we consider the possibility of fundamentally different paradigms, such as much longer human lifespans, we can see the need for even more innovation beyond what today's startups are working on.

But then there were two other pieces of news – both understandably less noticed than the DMI debacle but with at least as much longer-term significance.

A study published last year in PLoS One, for instance, found that in children and teenagers, repeated bouts of running or other physical activity lasting as little as five minutes at a time reduced the youngsters' risks of poor cholesterol profiles, wide waistlines and above-average blood pressure readings as much as longer exercise sessions did.

Often the publication of the report takes as long as, or much longer than, the actual work in the field.

The unusually short 170 bp nucleosome repeat value has been observed in centromeric chromatin [32], as well as a much longer approximately 198 bp nucleosome repeat [33].

In 2007 the United Auto Workers union (UAW) accepted a two-tier wage structure under which some new blue-collar workers are paid only half as much as longer-serving ones.