Sentence examples for corresponding in length from inspiring English sources

A linear group of seven actin monomers, one Tm subunit, and one Tn, corresponding in length to the pitch of the actin helix constitute a structural repeat.

In the simulation, which was repeated 1000 times, genomic regions corresponding in length, number and chromosomal distribution to the DHSs were randomly selected from the WormBase WS140 release of the genome.

These data were compared with equivalent Northern blots of K. micrum, which confirmed the presence of small rRNA fragments (fig. 5 B ) corresponding in length to cDNA data and their counterparts in apicomplexan (Feagin et al. 1997; Jackson et al. 2007).

After 20 min, the fibril height increases to around 9 nm (Fig.  8b), but without a corresponding increase in length.

The corresponding differences in length growth of the infants were more modest but increased with age during the first year of life.

The initiation of natalizumab was associated with significant decreases in MS-related inpatient stays, and corticosteroid use with corresponding decreases in length of stay and costs among natalizumab users with and without DMTs in the prior year.

Let us also say for present purposes that a metrical geometry is one in which distance is a primitive concept, so line segments can be said to have the same length, congruent figures have corresponding sides equal in length, and geometrical transformations preserve lengths.

The ileum, defined as the region corresponding to 75% in length from the pyloric sphincter, was excised.

The obtained NWs were approximately 50 nm in diameter and approximately 50 μm in length, corresponding to the pore diameter and template thickness, respectively.

Seven telomeres in Nipponbare range from 5.1 to 10.8 kb in length, corresponding to about 730 to 1,500 copies of the TTTAGGG telomeric repeat.

Then, the amount of wool was reduced to just a few pieces of fiber (less than 0.01 mg, which were not possible to be weighted corresponding to few mm in length of a single fiber), using a reduced amount of solvents.