Sentence examples for extent longer from inspiring English sources

As for the curing time, to a certain extent, longer curing time is desirable since the filling will stop once PDMS was cured/hardened.

The time to mating was not significantly different between the different morphs (brown: mean ± SE = 308±111 sec, black: 387±96 sec; U = 39, P = 0.28, Mann-Whitney U-test); however, the duration of mating was to a certain extent longer for both types of females mated to black males compared to brown males (brown: 454±51 sec; black: 617±44 sec; U = 24.3, P = 0.034, Mann-Whitney U-test).

However, both parameters co-vary to a certain extent (longer disease duration frequently means more dystonia).

A recent collaborative cohort study demonstrated that achieving a CD4 count above 500 was associated with a mortality rate similar to that of non-HIV infected populations, and while PWID did not benefit to the same extent, longer duration of CD4 count above 500 was associated with improved outcomes, even in PWID.

The phone hasn't disappeared as a business communication tool, but it is not the center of our work communication to a large extent any longer.

Non-enzymatic browning might take place at a higher extent with longer exposure time used for two-step heating (Benjakul et al. 2003).

The results depict that short wavelength or high energy radiations degrade the nanoparticle to a larger extent than longer wavelength (low energy) radiations irrespective of the nature of surfactants.

In particular, agriculture, which has had a greater extent and longer duration in Europe [14], has long been known to cause marked declines in water quality (e.g. [19], [20]).

Usually, compounds decrease viability to greater extent after longer than after shorter exposure times (e.g., [ 17, 18]).

By contrast, QGE031 suppressed free IgE more rapidly, to a greater extent, for longer and with a faster return to baseline (Fig. 3a).

We predicted that stimulus length would be positively associated with concordance, to the extent that longer stimuli could produce greater variation in subjective and genital responses and thus would allow for larger correlations than shorter stimuli that produced less variation.