Sentence examples for consistent in length from inspiring English sources
Performances of Beethoven, for instance, carry his characteristic strength and intensity when, in four-note sequences, the second note is played shorter and softer than the others, whereas the notes in Mozart's sequences are more consistent in length and amplitude.
Again, all the contig connections of these altered cases were consistent in length by design.
Assembling entire genes by generating tiled PCR amplicons for larger genes, such as 18S and 28S, worked for other taxa, such as insects because insects have shorter insertions that are more consistent in length.
We were able to amplify only a single PCR product, consistent in length with the α-isoform of neuronatin, in inguinal white adipocytes, and indeed in murine muscle tissue (Fig. 2 B ).
The rrnS and rrnL genes of H. contortus were consistent in length (702 and 915 bp, respectively) with those reported previously for most nematodes [ 32, 34- 37], showing 77 78% and 75 76% sequence similarity, respectively, with homologous sequences from An. duodenale, N. americanus and Co. oncophora.
Though a ski's three width dimensions are basically consistent in varying length options, the length of the ski affects this arc.
The consistent reduction in length of pregnancy observed in the MeOH females may reflect a treatment effect on the fetal neuroendocrine system.
We found consistent reductions in length of gestation related to PCB exposure, regardless of exposure categorization (Table 5).
19% of individuals from these populations have ROH over 16 Mb in length, consistent with the high prevalence of consanguineous marriage (marriage between individuals who are second cousins or closer) in these populations [11].
The unaffected parent's amplification products demonstrated a sharp drop-off in length consistent with nonexpanded alleles.
Each contour (at level 7σ) defines an elongated volume of approximately 20 Å in length, consistent with the length of one dCdCdGdCdAdG molecule bound per RNase monomer.
