Sentence examples for extent of dark from inspiring English sources

As exemplified by hspA, which was less up-regulated by DCMU than by DBMIB, the extent of dark repression/induction seemed generally greater with DBMIB than with DCMU.

The nature and extent of the dark matter (or missing mass) constitutes one of today's major astronomical puzzles.

Telescopic observations also documented many meteorological and seasonal phenomena that occur on Mars, such as various cloud types, the growing and shrinking of the polar caps, and seasonal changes in the colour and extent of the dark areas.

And on the walls and crates are statistics by analysts who guess at the extent of this dark underground: 12 million to 27 million slaves now being held around the globe.

They are recreating, in a digital world, the shape and extent of the dark holes gouged into the heart of the towers by the planes, the sweep of the deadly fire from floor to floor, the spots where the heat weakened the steel structure enough to set off a total collapse of each tower.

The similar extent of the dark black mineralised lichen-free zone over the 20-year monitoring period is striking.

Future analyses may also further target these hosts by cell sorting and in situ hybridization analyses on gut microbiome samples to provide microbiological evidence regarding the extent of the microbial dark matter within the environment and within our own body.

The images show the full extent of a continuous swath of dark terrain that wraps around much of Pluto's equatorial region.

Though this play, along with The Jew and The Massacre, shows Marlowe's fascinated response to the distorted Elizabethan idea of Machiavelli, it more importantly shows Marlowe's deeply suggestive awareness of the nature of disaster, the power of society, and the dark extent of an individual's suffering.

We addressed these questions by 1) breeding the Q344ter-expressing mice into the endogenous rhodopsin (rho)+/− and rho−/− backgrounds and 2) assessing the extent of retinal degeneration in dark-reared Q344ter mice and comparing this to the effect of controlled light-exposure to retinal degeneration.

Variation in color indicates the extent of the damage; a darker color means a larger cavity.