Sentence examples for by a greater distance from inspiring English sources

He was fourth in the 2009 National and then third last year, although he was actually beaten by a greater distance.

As more superimposed layers are used, the strips can be separated by a greater distance (Fig. 4).

Consequently, more and more families from traditionally family-oriented societies find themselves in a situation where parents and children are separated for a longer time and by a greater distance.

In contrast to the honeybee genome, gene density in the parasitoid wasp genome is positively associated with the recombination rate; regions of low recombination are characterized by fewer genes with larger introns and by a greater distance between genes.

Overall most of the nodes (38 out of 49) were separated by a greater distance in the LEA family than in the dehydrin family, indicating that during normal development, the regulation of the dehydrin family members is less diversified.

The inverse or reciprocal of each of the resulting odds ratios was then calculated (so that a smaller odds ratio would be represented by a greater distance) to serve as proxies to define distances between clinical features as input into the distance matrix between the pairs in the cluster analysis.

Thirdly, from Narbo traffic goes inland for a short distance by the Atax River, and then a greater distance by land to the Garumna River; and this latter distance is about eight hundred or seven hundred stadia.

However, these results were based on a low number of samples and the length of the animals' itineraries was only occasionally recorded by an observer from a greater distance.

"These videos revealed that female mosquitoes carrying blood meals generate the extra lift they need to take off with such heavy loads by sweeping their wings across a greater distance during each wingbeat than do mosquitoes that are not carrying loads," Koehl noted.

The constraint of a protruding centrebody, shock tube or spark excitation gave rise to sets of discrete components in the flow which appeared to preserve their vortex ring-like character as evidenced by phase spectral observations to a greater distance from the nozzle.

Now the radii of greater circles move more quickly and a greater distance by the application of the same force than the radii of smaller circles; for by the application of the same force the extremity which is farther from the centre moves more.