Sentence examples for extended far from from inspiring English sources

All clones had long laterals that extended far from the stem, with poplars showing less branching than willows, i.e. having longer, single, unbranched roots.

Spicules, which may be of silica, often extend far from the body.

A farming people, the Hohokam developed an elaborate system of irrigation canals extending far from the banks of the Salt River.

The effects of anthropogenic GHG emissions are known to extend far from GHG sources, and these effects can be observed throughout the entire atmosphere.

However, we and others have taken the view that long-range organizational information is potentially encoded into the structure of the collagen molecule itself, allowing the control of fibril organization to extend far from cell (or bounding) surfaces.

The kernel for the least squares spline with the same fit to the data has large oscillatory sidelobes that extend far from the central region; it can be asymmetric even in the middle of the interval.

It also boasts an alumni and donor network that extends far from the campus, nestled near the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains.

Crosslinking efficiency decays relatively fast from 10 fold (+1.1 kbp) to 1.8 fold (+4.4 kbp) in U87 suggesting that the proximity effect of crosslinking does not extend far from the bait as observed earlier under the same conditions [35].

This is particularly so for aromatic side chains which extend far from the peptide backbone.

The expression of CAIX was also associated with necrosis (Fig.  2a), but with positive cells extending far from necrotic regions (Fig.  2b).

They can extend far from the actual site of damage, thereby forming a glial scar that can act as a physical barrier between damaged and healthy cells and help reestablish an intact blood-brain barrier (BBB) [ 11, 44].