Sentence examples for in length does from inspiring English sources

In addition, since the flow structure downstream of a certain distance from the nose of the train (less than one coach length) is more or less constant, a decrease in length does not alter the essential physical features of the flow [29].

It is therefore puzzling that the remarkably long D. melanogaster sperm axoneme, 1.8 mm in length, does not require the IFT transport machinery to assemble, whereas most primary cilia, including the 200-times shorter Drosophila neuronal cilia requires IFT for assembly.

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Due to this scaling, fragments shorter than 17 bp in length do not appear on the recruitment plot as their scaled length is less than 1 pixel wide.

Cyphoma feeding scars on P. homomalla colonies averaged 12 cm in length, did not exceed 1 cm in width, and penetrated to the gorgonian skeleton 66% of the time [27], a depth of 0.4 cm (K. Whalen, pers. observation).

Structures <5 µm in length do not appear to make any contribution to lung tumor risk.

However, the peak peak change in length did not differ between the wild-type and parkin null (Fig.  2C).

Only a few parts of the E. coli MG1655 chromosome more than 100 kb in length, do not contain any of the ca. 230 absolutely essential genes.

Hyaluronan of 18 disaccharides in length promoted cleavage of CD44 and migration of cancer cells, while intermediate-sized HA fragments of >36 kDa (90 disaccharides in length) did not (Sugahara et al, 2003).

In many cases this is likely due to the short length of the assembled sequences, as only 24% of the genes >400 base pairs in length did not have significant BLAST hits.

Moreover, the bottle-shaped adult shells (6 11 mm in length) do not change during adult life, and can be easily distinguished from juvenile shells that are shed once the animal is mature [ 10, 36].