Sentence examples for elongate much from inspiring English sources

Prothorax narrowly elongate, much longer than meso- plus metathorax, slightly broadened posteriorly at posterior 1/3; 2.7 mm long, 0.5 mm wide.

Unlike the kayak, it was an open boat, either round in shape or elongated much like the birchbark canoe.

In contrast, 'FR13A' elongated much less.

The tooth buds in the vole, meanwhile, elongated much faster than in the mouse.

These cells were elongated, much resembled to fibroblasts but expressed testosterone and, ultrastructurally, had cell organelles of steroid-producing cells.

It is usually elongate, basally much expanded and connate with the lip, slightly sigmoid or upcurved, slender, and the tegula has a prominent roof-like projection on the inner surface above the viscidium.

Aletta and Greene noted that neurites that have varicones ("a varicosity within 20 µm of the growth cone") elongate with much higher frequency than those with growth cones [9].

Most of these neurites are transient structures because the primary dendrites continued to elongate without much elaboration of higher-order branches.

In these specimens, PMCs retained a certain biomineralizing activity, producing two calcareous elements which did not elongate as much as those of the control embryos at the same stage.

Japanese prints, which had already seduced many of the Impressionists, also contributed to the abstract designs and elongated figures much valued by Art Nouveau.

Testing has shown that the material can be elongated as much as 400% during which the resistance is increased more than 270 times.