Sentence examples for extend generation from inspiring English sources
For ease of handling and to extend generation times, fly stocks in the laboratory are often kept in small numbers, under relatively poor nutrient conditions and at low temperatures.
They became denser than in controls, as extended generation led to excess accumulation relative to volumetric tissue growth between E14 and E16.
The infected cell typically produces phages indefinitely until lysis, so a long lysis interval increases progeny but extends generation time, and vice versa.
We build here on these results; we include the pre-ordering in the language by introducing a conditional operator, and we extend the generation of a nonmonotonic inference relation by allowing the use of incompletely specified pre-orderings.
These are usually kept at 18°C to extend each generation's lifecycle and are fed either 1× SY food or a cornmeal-based diet (see below).
These acidification-driven costs always extend optimal generation time (T*), which is underpinned by the fact that the maximized fitness (r*) is inversely proportional to the optimal generation time (T*) (Table 2; Appendix S2 Section 8).
Less welcome are tired genre trappings like covens and pentagrams, with hints that Toby's family ties extend for generations.
The £6-a-year levy will raise between £150m and £175m a year to extend next-generation broadband to the "final third" of the country that will not be reached by the market.
The judgment seems to extend unto generations: when Bash noted that the criminals in cases Sessions cited had been born in the United States, he added, "Well, their parents came here with an ideology, and it seemed to have impacted them".
The ingredients and techniques are not necessarily novel; in some cases, they extend back generations.
Dr Richard Horton, editor-in-chief of the Lancet, said: "If maternal and child nutrition can be optimised, the benefits will accrue and extend over generations, which is why we must work together now to seize this opportunity".
