Sentence examples for be able to span from inspiring English sources

I don't think I will be able to span nearly that.

Hence, tissue engineered cartilage scaffolds should be able to span the thickness of native cartilage to fill defects of all shapes and sizes.

The calculated contour length of unfolded 396 amino acid polypeptide MakA (140 nm) would not be able to span the entire length of wild-type flagella, which grow up to several micrometers in length36.

Two hands should be able to span the chest of the dog behind its elbows, with the thumbs at the withers.

What appears to be a necessity is to have greater inter-disciplinary communication, and to be able to span medicine, biology and engineering.

The length of the hydrophobic cores was chosen to be significantly shorter than the width of a typical phospholipid bilayer membrane so that bolas will not be able to span across the entire bilayer and cause cell membrane disruption.

But none of these are able to span the entire spectrum of human-discernable odors.

We were able to span a wide region of the phase diagram, ranging from strongly underdoped, with the Tc reduced down to 30 K (UD30), to strongly overdoped, where the superconductivity was completely suppressed (OD0).

This situation exists in secondary beams in flooring systems of steel framed buildings, and beams with deep trapezoidal slabs of this type are economic since they are able to span large distances, with or without propping.

By tuning of the difference of the two radii of the elliptical holes we are able to span a bandwidth of 130 nm and 70 nm around wavelengths of 1445 nm and 1650 nm.

Actin ultrastructural analysis in dorsal root ganglion neurons grown on laminin-coated substrata patterned with aggrecan cluster arrays revealed filopodial and lamellapodial edge contact avoidance of individual clusters, while growth cone lamellapodia and central domains were able to span multiple clusters over a range of cluster densities.