Sentence examples for extends for distances from inspiring English sources

However, in self-pollinating crops such as barley, LD commonly extends for distances of up to 10 cM (Kraakman et al. 2004), and in some Arabidopsis populations, LD exceeds 50 cM (Nordborg et al. 2002).

However, depending on cell type some axons spontaneously extend for distances unseen in the unlesioned adult cortex and at maximum speeds comparable to peripheral nerve regeneration.

Another mechanism is morphogen transport via cytonemes, which are actin-based cellular extensions which may extend for distances many times the diameter of the cells [25].

The limited histological evidence suggests that most axons travel about 1 2mm horizontally within layer I with a few fibers also extending for distances of over 4 mm (Rockland 1994).

This space stretches and contracts, extends for indefinite distances into, under and beyond the earth, right out through the house into dimensions that are impossible to fathom.

Parts of an inland trench that extends for great distances along the east coast of the Pacific, similar valleys occur in such diverse areas as Chile and the Alaska panhandle.

Recent studies used SNPs for evaluating the extent of LD and revealed that strong LD extends for shorter distances than previously reported.

Thus, even in otherwise healthy-appearing great ape hearts there is a pattern of increased collagen in the heart muscle, which is visible in the connective tissue surrounding blood vessels and extends for some distances, conferring an appearance of heart muscle in 'bundles'bundles

The city occupies a relatively small area on low hills near the coastline, whereas the district municipality extends for some distance into ruggedly mountainous and heavily wooded terrain to the north.

On the seabed, the riser is connected to a pipeline that extends for some distance from the riser touchdown point, to its tie-in point on a pipeline or other facility.

The route of these channels extends for a distance of up to 8 mm from the injection chamber; their location corresponds to that of the observed changes in the wall topographies (Fig. 21).