Most of the incoming light couples into the WGMs in the hollow spheres and circulates in the active material with a considerably longer path length than that of the same material in the form of a planar film.
Similarly, Fig. 7 shows that the loss in sensitivity at the −1 and +1 offsets was only about 1dB, despite the considerably longer cavity length.
Only samples from the ENCODE category long RNA extracts (>200 bp) were considered, as short RNA extractions aim at identifying small non-coding RNAs while our proviral remnants of interest are considerably longer (mean length of 928 nt).
In CRCNE00009741, which is most distally located to either Hmx2 or Hmx3, the Old World fruit bats Cynopterus brachyotis and C. sphinx had considerably longer branch lengths than the remaining Yinpterochiroptera species.
Nearly all de novo transcriptome sequencing projects to date using NGS have employed the 454/Roche system which provides considerably longer read lengths compared to other NGS methods at the time [ 9- 11].
The first difference was that one specimen from South Africa was considerably longer in occipitonasal length than any other, that is to say, it had an occipital crest that is posteriorly extended.
Insect mouthparts that are considerably longer than the length of the body are known to occur in some specialized nectarivorous insects such as hawk moths (Sphingidae), species of euglossine bees (Euglossini) and South African flies of Nemestrinidae and Tabanidae (Brachycera) (Krenn et al., 2005).
A saturation of the increase of γ with chain length is observed, and the onset of this saturation occurs for chain lengths considerably longer than predicted from theory.
cTnI+ patients surviving to discharge also had considerably longer ICU and hospital lengths of stay compared with cTnI- patients, respectively (Table 2).
The use of the relaxed-clock method for divergence time estimation [ 48] seems necessary in light of the heterogeneity of molecular evolutionary rates across lineages as seen by considerably longer and shorter branch lengths from the root to tips (Fig. 3).
This indicates that there has been very little turnover of exon variants for at least 243 282 million years since these three species separated [ 26], and judging by the branch lengths, probably considerably longer.
