Sentence examples for chronological span from inspiring English sources

The chronological span is huge, and although the written word prevails, there are visual delights aplenty.

The last reinstallation was in 1972 and encompassed a chronological span from Giotto to Picasso.

Their chronological span reaches from conception ("The Foetus in the Voting Booth") to menopause and prefigured death ("Wilderness").

We should introduce a narrative-based exam which covers every age in British history across a broad chronological span.

The history of the Jewish presence in Morocco is phrased in more concrete terms in the show, beginning with a pair of objects that establish a chronological span.

Its manuscript holdings date from the early 19th century to the present day, its printed collections have an even longer chronological span, and its ephemera and museum artefacts, regularly displayed in LSE's new exhibition space, cover almost every conceivable sphere of female activity and activism.

Thus, we conclude that, unlike chronological life span, replicative life span is not limited by acidification of the culture medium or by changes in the pH of the environment.

It appears that Sir2 activation, leading to asymmetric segregation, reduces the chronological life span in yeast [18], [19] although its role in reproductive life span extension is debated [19], [20].

Spermidine increased chronological life span in wild-type yeast as well as remaining replicative life span in old yeast cells.

In order to test if the tor1Δ, sch9Δ, and ras2Δ strains used in this study have similar extended life spans as in the previous study, the same medium was used to examine the chronological life span as noted in the previous study [ 11].

The three mutants, sch9Δ, ras2Δ, tor1Δ share the same phenotype: longer chronological life span.