The phrase "at differing lengths" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe objects, events, or elements that vary in size or duration.
Example: "The ribbons were cut at differing lengths to create a more dynamic display."
Alternatives: "at various lengths" or "in different lengths".
But the study, presented at a recent conference of the American College of Rheumatology, suggests that at a minimum, differing lengths may be enough to worsen arthritis.
With (a) both units coexisting at all their differing lengths and (b) varying RT increases for both the resulting chains, a mesh-like orientation of these series in the m/z vs. RT plane arises.
Individuals are born at age zero and move to the right as they age; other individuals are born at later times and at differing initial telomere lengths, but all individuals shorten at the same rate over time.
The differing lengths give rise to two unstable modes at different frequencies.
The Ca O bonds of the chelating carboxylate group at Ca2 differ in lengths, but are still shorter than in Ca2Ti4 [Ca2.432 2.432(2), Ca2 O20 2.546(2) Å].
These forms are generated by a novel 3′-to-5′ exonuclease, Nibbler, which trims miR-34 as well as a number of other miRNAs, generating a diversity of isoforms differing by length at the 3'end (Liu et al., Curr Biol, 2011, 21: 1888-1893; Han et al., Curr Biol, 2011, 21 1878-1887).
Finally, we examined how these relationships differed at different epoch lengths, ranging from 1 to 60 s.
He discusses, at some length, differing versions not only of events in his own life (for example, dismissing the calumny that he was a hotel-room trasher) but of larger events, including the Lewis and Clark Expedition, about which he read extensively, concluding, "People's experiences and memories are so subjective.
Yet, it is worth noting that the two alleles of O. senegalensis differ in length at this site.
