Sentence examples for for a longer span from inspiring English sources

Other events may remain present in both these classes because player clash, foul and injury are such events which may exist for a longer span or shorter span.

The classical GT AG rule applies in 95.3% of introns, the remainder being GC AG introns (for sequenceLogo motifs, see fig. 1; for a longer span and evidence of a classical intronic 3′ polypyrimidine track, see supplementary fig. S1, Supplementary Material online).

(Some researchers have proposed a longer span for this stage that extends into more recent time).

He had a longer span in mind.

That means most T.D.F.'s that fixate on high bond allocations at 65 may not provide enough stocks-based growth for a longer life span.

For a longer time span, such as 100 years, vegetation shifting may be necessarily taken into account.

Increasing numbers of retirees with rising expectations impose upon younger (and fewer) taxpayers the burden of supporting them for a longer life span.

Within the MRI scans of the first animal group the MnCl2 labelled cells were detectable for a longer time span than SPIOs labelled cells.

Instead, it may reflect older strata are undergoing stronger purifying selection against slightly deleterious mutations, since they have become hemizygous in female at an earlier time point and exposed recessive deleterious mutations to natural selection for a longer time span.

As the prevalence of obesity is increasing at an alarming rate worldwide, obesity-related disabilities will eventually become a serious threat to national health systems, specially if, in regard to children and adolescents, they occur in early life and continue for a longer life span.

The linear association between median dS and dN estimations for all strains indicates that purifying selection has been directing E. coli lineage evolution and the comparably low rates of non-synonymous substitutions (dN) may indicate that the core genome has remained intact for a longer time span [ 19].